NFIB & TAB co-chaired Governor Abbott’s Small Business Freedom Council to review government efficiency for Texas businesses.
Despite a $1 Billion price tag, some lawmakers in Montpelier are still pushing a heat tax.
On February 26th, NFIB State Director Andy Markowski testified before the legislature in support of House Bill 5549, which would provide for a full restoration of the credit against the state’s Pass-through Entity Tax (PET).
The pace of action in Montpelier started to pick up in February, with lawmakers introducing hundreds of new bills and committees starting discussions on some of the major issues facing the state. Governor Phil Scott also continued his push to roll back expensive energy mandates, reform school funding, and (hopefully) rein in property tax increases.
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At the beginning of March, the New Hampshire General Court returned from a weeklong break – set to coincide with Winter Recess in most school districts – and will be busy at work ahead of key deadlines.
The pace of printing legislation, holding hearings, and scheduling committee work sessions is picking up. Nearly half of the more than 2,000 bills expected this session have been printed.
“HB 2089 would relieve small businesses, their employees, and their consumers from overpaying credit card swipe fees.”
NFIB State Director describes cost and administrative burden of the inventory tax on small business owners.
Now that both bodies of the Minnesota Legislature have been in operation for about a month, here is where things currently stand
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