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| | Welcome to California's Enterprise Zones
California's Enterprise Zone program was established in 1984 to stimulate business investment in depressed areas of the State and create job opportunities for Californians. Today, businesses and workers both continue to benefit from the program.
Current legislation allows for 42 Enterprise Zones. Additional legislation was passed over the years to also establish one Targeted Tax Area, two Manufacturing Enhancement Areas, and seven LAMBRAs.
California communities received these designations from the State of California through a competitive process. While Zones have similar goals for improving the economic vitality of their communities, each is unique in the local incentives and special assistance they provide to the businesses located within the zone boundaries. Take a moment to explore the tax incentives available to you in California's Enterprise Zones.
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| | Join CAEZ to receive the benefits of Membership! | |
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| | Join us at our Annual Conference in Long Beach, October 22-24, 2008 More information to follow.
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| | ***NEW VOUCHERING UPDATE FROM HCD***
The May 12, 2008 memorandum explains the use of W-4's for the TEA category. | |
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