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Rep. Roger Williams says recent tax changes and 100% expensing will boost small‑business investment, warns unrest could threaten recovery
Summary
Rep. Roger Williams, chairman of the House Small Business Committee, told an interviewer he expects recent tax changes — including "100% expensing" — to increase cash flow and investment for small firms, and said unrest and expanded government are the chief concerns for small‑business owners ahead of the midterms.
Congressman Roger Williams, chairman of the House Small Business Committee, said he expects recent tax changes — including "100% expensing" — to spur small‑business investment and increase cash flow, and he warned that civil unrest and more government could undermine those gains.
"We've made tax cuts permanent, cut regulations for banks on the small businesses, 100% expensing. It's a huge deal to businesses," Williams said, adding that 100% expensing allows firms to "buy equipment and write it…
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