California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to expand several business tax credits as part of a larger recovery plan for the state’s economy.
Newsom, a Democrat, will ask lawmakers to approve the changes in a state budget plan he will release Jan. 8 to help bounce back from the pandemic, he said Tuesday.
The plan includes increasing annual funding for the California Competes tax credit from $180 million to $270 million in the current fiscal year and the next fiscal year, and adding $250 million for a one-time grant program. The California Competes credit was created in 2014 as an economic ...
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