California strip clubs and other businesses receive millions of dollars in tax credits

ABC News ^ | June 3, 2013 | ABC News staff

[Navy Patriot]

Two Rancho Cordova strip clubs are receiving thousands in tax credits due to a loophole in a job creation program.

California's Enterprise Zone program allows companies including at least these two strip clubs to receive millions of dollars in tax breaks. Qualifying businesses can claim a $37,000 tax credit for each worker hired.

[Navy Patriot]

I wanted to go with the title:

(California State) "Senator Hill to speak at strip club", but the Post ain't online, so I used ABC.

Now you know why they call it Calipornia!

[Gene Eric]

Bitch all you want about strip clubs, but you won’t see a dude working the pole and revealing his teats.

[Navy Patriot]

...you won’t see a dude working the pole and revealing his teats.

You need to rethink that, it's a common occurrence, in public, in Hill's district (San Francisco Peninsula).

[Admin Moderator]

I wanted to go with the title: (California State) "Senator Hill to speak at strip club", but the Post ain't online, so I used ABC. Now you know why they call it Calipornia!

We added the rest of the title. Please just use the original published title without alteration to avoid duplicate and pulled threads.

Thanks.

[TChad]

Bitch all you want about strip clubs, but you won’t see a dude working the pole and revealing his teats.

In San Francisco you can see exactly that and more. SF caters to the gay tourist trade.

[GeronL]

craycrayfornia

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

A pole tax credit.

[Jack Hammer]

Hey, strippers gotta live, too.

[Domangart]

Considering News10 Sacramento was not there they should have arrested those hookers outside the clubs. We have standards in the warehouse and auto parts area. You won't see Miss Auto Lube 57 hanging around.

[wolfpat]

I don’t believe this. I need to see some pictures.

[napscoordinator]

As a business, I am sure they applied for the tax credit and received it. I imagine Apple did the same thing. I would imagine that churches received non taxable status. All businesses receive some sort of tax relief.

[PLM]

There is no such thing as a loophole in the law. It’s either intentional, if you think our elected are smart or, most likely, just another very poorly written law.

[OSHA]

“Hey, strippers gotta live, too.”

Supporting single mothers $1 at a time.

[Sergio]

bkmk

[Navy Patriot]

Oops, sorry, didn't realize that excerpting the title would screw up the search.

I was distracted by the potential humor in this one.