SF Ballot Measures

San Francisco's union-backed "Overpaid CEO Tax" is headed for the June 2026 ballot, with critics calling it a misnomer that could raise gross receipts taxes by 800% on major employers like Safeway while leaving actual executive paychecks untouched. Economists and business groups warn the hike would accelerate corporate flight from a city where companies representing $400 billion in market value have already left—and where a third of downtown office space sits empty.

Business Taxes SF Ballot Measures

The 'CEO Tax' Scam That Will Crush Your Grocery Bill

January 24, 2026 · 4 min read

It doesn't tax CEOs. It's an 800% gross receipts hike that hits Safeway shoppers while executives pay nothing.

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Business Taxes SF Ballot Measures

The "CEO Tax" Doesn't Tax CEOs. It Kills SF.

January 21, 2026 · 4 min read

Unions want an 800% tax increase disguised as class warfare—and they're breaking a deal they made just last year.

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