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Rep. Roger Williams: Tax changes and rate cuts 'put cash in the system' for small business
Summary
Rep. Roger Williams, 25th District congressman and chair of the House Small Business Committee, told interviewer Mark that recent tax changes, reduced regulation for community banks and prospective interest-rate cuts will help Main Street and spur hiring and investment.
Rep. Roger Williams, 25th District congressman and chairman of the House Small Business Committee, said recent federal tax and regulatory changes have boosted confidence among small-business owners and should translate into more hiring and investment.
"Small business is excited," Williams said, citing permanent tax cuts, reduced regulatory barriers for community banks and "100% expensing" that lets businesses deduct purchases the year they buy them. He described those changes as putting "cash in the system" that encourages entrepreneurs to take risks.
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