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May 1, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025
Alison Couch of Harlem told the U.S. House Ways & Means Committee about critical issues facing Georgia's small businesses
WATCH: NFIB Member Testifies Before Congressional Field Hearing in Peachtree City
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As Washington looks for ways to pay for future spending, raising taxes is always proposed. You can make a meaningful impact by sharing the ways in which increased taxes negatively impact your business. As we continue to deal with historic inflation and labor shortages, it is imperative Congress hears from job creators. If you would like to potentially testify at the state or federal level, please email joe.hirabayashi@nfib.org.Click here to take action and message your Members of Congress about the negative impacts increased taxes will have on your business.
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