The event allowed owners to speak with elected leaders about critical small business issues
NFIB State Director Hunter Loggins led a group of small business owners from around the state to Washington, D.C., this week as part of the 2024 NFIB Fly-In.
The annual event gives NFIB members the opportunity to engage with members of Congress and their staffs on key issues such as repealing the Corporate Transparency Act and saving the 20% Small Business Deduction, which is set to expire in 2025.
Today, @RepMikeCollins took time to speak with #NFIB members about saving the #SmallBusinessDeduction and repealing Beneficial Ownership registry requirements that impact millions of Americans. Thank you, Rep. Collins!
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@RepLoudermilk spoke with #NFIB members about saving the #SmallBusinessDeduction and repealing Beneficial Ownership registry requirements that impact millions nationwide. Thank you, Congressman!
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In addition to meeting with Rep. Mike Collins and Rep. Barry Loudermilk, the delegation met with the staffs of Sen. Raphael Warnock, Rep. Andrew Clyde, and Rep. Rick Allen.
Loggins said, “Nothing beats speaking one-on-one with our elected leaders. There’s no better way to help elected officials understand what’s at stake for Georgia’s job creators.”
