SquawkBoard.com Announces Possible Business Relocation Out of the State of California

Squawkboard is considering closing office in Palm Springs, CA and moving its operation out of state for company growth.

2012-05-21

PALM SPRINGS, CA, May 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) A new social website for posting free online classified ads in local markets is shopping for a new state to call home. SquawkBoard.com offers localized "neighborhood bulletin boards" throughout the United States so it's open for a lot of possibilities. California's tax hike will place a strain on SquawkBoard's growing company and is seeking to save various taxes by moving out of the state.

"Officially, 254 large companies have left California last year which is five times higher than 2009 and this tax hike will probably push out ours. We're looking for a state that we can expand and grow SquawkBoard," explained SquawkBoard's CEO Gary Drew. "We're not exiting quietly like most growing companies. We're loudly asking other states to court us." The reasons Gary Drew gave for the possibility of leaving the state of California are high taxes, excessive regulation and an environment of hostility to businesses.

SquawkBoard is currently based in Palm Springs, CA and is looking to move. We welcome your feedback or calls to SquawkBoard regarding relocation states. Simply go to the site and feel free to express all views and comments at the "Contact Us" tab. For Further information, please visit us at http://www.SquawkBoard.com.

SquawkBoard.com is a A new social website for posting free online classified ads in local markets. Combining the best features of several of the web's most popular sites, SquawkBoard.com offers localized "neighborhood bulletin boards" throughout the USA. This new and exciting site allows users to easily post and respond to an extensive variety of other user ads and to share ads with friends on popular social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Stumbleupon.
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Faith M. Jackson
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760-835-3720
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