Small Businesses Oppose the Harmful PRO Act
Big Labor’s PRO Act would upend long-standing employment law at the expense of small businesses. Urge legislators to oppose this bill that would significantly harm small business.
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.
Tennessee Legislature in Full Swing This Month
Senate and House leaders are hoping to adjourn before Easter.
Maine Capitol Update
Advocates for restoring higher income taxes are proposing legislation that is a variation of a 2016 referendum proposal. LD 1089 would impose a 4% surtax in taxable incomes above $1,000,000 and use the revenues to support State funding of local education costs. As proposed, LD 1089 would make Maine second only to California for the highest state tax rate on taxable incomes over $1 million.
NFIB New York In The News
“The MTA payroll tax was increased just two years ago and congestion pricing began in January — it is baffling that Albany is already talking about another tax hike,” said Ashley Ranslow, the New York director of the National Federation of Independent Business. Raising the tax, Ranslow argued, would lead to “more vacant storefronts and a higher cost of living for all New Yorkers.”
Vermont Capitol Update
Vermonters and Lawmakers Rally to Repeal Clean Heat Tax.