Summary
Consultants showed Vacaville collects far less business license tax per resident and business than peer cities, and presented two gross-receipts-based models that could add $1.6–$2.4 million a year. No decision was made; polling results come back February 10 and any change would need voter approval.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could add $1.6 to $2.4 million a year to the general fund if voters approve.
City services funded by the general fund, if voters approve a new structure.
Larger and retail businesses would see the steepest tax increases under the gross-receipts models.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Vacaville Council to discuss SCIP, business license structure
Vacaville Council to discuss SCIP, business license structure The Vacaville Reporter
City Council Regular Meeting - Closed Session 5:00 p.m. Regular Session - Jan 27, 2026
Consultants showed Vacaville collects far less business license tax per resident and business than peer cities, and presented two gross-receipts-based models that could add $1.6–$2.4 million a year. No decision was made; polling results come back February 10 and any change would need voter approval.
Vacaville Unveils California Biomanufacturing Center
Vacaville Unveils California Biomanufacturing Center Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Vacaville unveils ‘California Biomanufacturing Center’ plan to spur $2B in building, 10,000 jobs
Vacaville unveils ‘California Biomanufacturing Center’ plan to spur $2B in building, 10,000 jobs The Press Democrat
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