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LISTEN: NFIB State Director Discusses the Legislative Session

LISTEN: NFIB State Director Discusses the Legislative Session

June 14, 2023

Dawn McVea spoke with Talk 107.3 in Baton Rouge about small business bills

LISTEN: NFIB State Director Discusses the Legislative Session

Dawn McVea spoke with Talk 107.3 in Baton Rouge about this year’s legislative session, which gaveled to a close on Thursday, June 8. “We certainly are excited about a couple of things and disappointed about a couple of things,” McVea told host Brian Haldane. Victories include third-party litigation financing reform and a bill to simplify sales tax collection for small businesses with outlets in different jurisdictions, she said. Click here to listen.
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