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NFIB Texas Urges Congress to Stop the Massive Tax Hike on Small Business

NFIB Texas Urges Congress to Stop the Massive Tax Hike on Small Business

September 3, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

NFIB State Director Jeff Burdett warns that small business owners will face a massive tax hike in 2025 if Congress fails to act.

NFIB Texas Urges Congress to Stop the Massive Tax Hike on Small Business

In a conversation with KTRH, NFIB State Director Jeff Burdett warned that if Congress fails to make the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent, Main Street will suffer.

STOP THE SMALL BUSINESS TAX HIKE

“Small businesses will face one of, if not the largest tax hikes in my lifetime,” Burdett said. “At least 90% of small business owners are going to be affected by this, and this 20% will really exacerbate that inflation and create even a larger problem.” CLICK HERE for the full conversation. Visit www.smallbizdeduction.com/ to learn more.
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