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2024 Small Business Victories in Vermont

2024 Small Business Victories in Vermont

March 18, 2024 Last Edit: July 22, 2024

Legislative wins in Montpelier

Mandated Paid Leave

NFIB successfully opposed a paid family insurance program that would have required more than $103 million in increased payroll taxes in 2021, ’22, and ‘23, paid by both employers and employees.

Fuel Tax to Fund Transportation Climate Initiative (TCI)

NFIB opposed the TCI, which included a 38-cent per gallon tax on fuels, to be paid for by individual Vermonters and small business owners.

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