“As lawmakers convene here in Phoenix, they should keep this in mind and work to reduce costly regulations that government places on industry, so small businesses can pay more to attract the best workers.”
“As lawmakers convene here in Little Rock, they should keep these challenges in mind and work to promote greater economic opportunity for Arkansans.”
“As lawmakers convene here in Topeka, they should keep these challenges in mind and work to promote greater economic opportunity for Kansans.”
“Next month, as lawmakers convene here at the statehouse, they should keep these challenges in mind and work to promote greater economic opportunity for Oklahomans.”
“As lawmakers consider and debate labor policy proposals, they should keep these challenges in mind and work to promote greater economic opportunity for Coloradans.”
NFIB’s December jobs report found that 35% (seasonally adjusted) of small business owners reported job openings they could not fill in December, down one point from November.
#post_content The Optimism Index fell 2.5 points to 91.2, erasing July gain. Twenty-four percent of small business owners reported inflation as their top concern.
New analysis by Ernst & Young (EY) and NFIB survey reveal the impacts of the looming massive tax hike on small businesses.
#post_content NFIB’s Jeff Brabant testified before the Senate Finance Committee on making the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent.
The numbers are in and show Utah a big winner if Congress acts to make the 20% Small Business Deduction a permanent feature of the U.S. tax code instead of letting it expire at the end of 2025.
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