Sen. Cornyn Visits NFIB Member Businesses
Sen. John Cornyn discussed tax relief and other key issues.
NFIB Applauds Mississippi Legislature for Passing House Bill 1, Phasing Out State Income Tax
The sales tax will be reduced gradually and eliminated by 2037.
New Maryland Tech Tax Hurts Small Businesses
The legislature’s proposed tax increases will fall on Main Street
TN Revenue Department to Host Webinar on Business Tax Deductions
The virtual event will be held on March 25.
Small Business Day Brings the Concerns of Main Street Business Owners to Lawmakers on UI Funding, Lawsuit Abuse, MTA Taxes, and More
“From crushing UI taxes to outrageous frequency of pay lawsuits, our agenda is essential to the sustainability of New York’s small business owners and Main Street jobs. Small business is the backbone of New York’s economy, Main Streets, and job creation, and we are very proud of the work our members did today to advocate and tell their stories. We are grateful to the Senators, Assembly Members, and staff who met with our activists today.”
Small Businesses Support the Death Tax Repeal Act
In letters of support for the Death Tax Repeal Act, small businesses urge Congress to repeal the death tax permanently. Tell your elected representatives to support this legislation.
Expert Small Business Tax Tips in Webinar
CPA Micah Fraim joins NFIB’s webinar series to provide tips and offer adjustments should the 20% Small Business Deduction expire this year.
Massachusetts Small Business Owner in MassLive: My Small Western Mass. Business Needs a Permanent Tax Cut
“Wall Street companies have permanent tax relief, while Main Street businesses like mine have been preparing for the Small Business Deduction to expire at the end of this year. If that sounds unfair, that’s because it is.”
Small Businesses Applaud Gov. Moore’s Opposition to “Broad” B2B Tax
NFIB launched a campaign opposing tax increases on small businesses
NFIB Launches Radio, Digital Ad Campaign Warning of Small Business Tax Hikes
Main Street will pay more if the 20% Small Business Deduction is allowed to expire in December.