AUDIO: NFIB President Brad Close Discusses the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction on The Lars Larson Show
AUDIO: NFIB President Brad Close Discusses the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction on The Lars Larson Show
March 25, 2025
Close discusses why the 20% Small Business Deduction should be made permanent
WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 25, 2025) – NFIB President Brad Close joined The Lars Larson National Radio Show to discuss why Congress should make the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction permanent. Close explains how this would help create jobs and grow the economy.
Listen to Close’s interview here: https://youtu.be/WVRJMF0649M
“Small businesses are looking at a pretty massive tax hike at the end of the year if Congress doesn’t make the 20% [Small Business] Deduction permanent. And that’s a small business deduction for small businesses only…About 26 million business owners across the country right now would lose out on a very, very important deduction that’s helped them through the pandemic, through a tough economy. It would be a tough blow if Congress let that expire.”
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“So, actually, if this tax cut is made permanent, EY, which is the new branding for Ernst & Young, did a survey and it showed if you make this permanent, you’re going to add $750 billion to the economy. Now, that’s obviously going to generate a fair amount of tax revenue into the federal government. It’s also going to add about 1 million, 1.2 million jobs a year as well, which again, keeps that revenue growing as people’s incomes go up and new jobs are created.”
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We’re talking about small business owners’ money, this isn’t the government’s money. And what this tax provision does, this 20% Small Business Deduction, lets you and every other small business owner keep more of their own hard-earned money in the business and put it to good use.”
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