Since 2018, nine out of 10 of America’s small businesses benefit from the critical 20% Small Business Deduction.
Unfortunately, this deduction expires in 2025 – while tax cuts established for large multinational corporations are permanent.
It’s time for Congress to protect small businesses – not hike our taxes.
The Main Street Tax Certainty Act
This critical legislation makes the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent.
What does this mean for small businesses?
Pass-through entities (Sole Proprietorships,
S-Corporations, Partnerships, or LLCs) can deduct up to 20% of qualified business income permanently.
Nearly half (48%) of small business owners who currently report uncertainty regarding the expiring provision can feel confident in their current and future plans.
Small businesses can reinvest in their communities and employees – including focusing on hiring and growth.
Prevent an impending tax hike that would further challenge small businesses’ ability to operate and create jobs.
Help us make the Small Business Deduction permanent
Learn more about how we’re fighting for tax fairness on your behalf by scheduling a quick call with an NFIB Rep today.
Podcast
In the News
Make The Small Business Tax Cuts Permanent
Wall Street Journal
Main Street Needs Congress To Make Small Business Deduction Permanent
Washington Times
Small Businesses Endangered By Massive Tax Hike. Here’s How Congress Can Fix It
FOX Business
Two Ways Congress Can Give Small Businesses Relief
Washington Times
What Small Business Owners are Saying
Since 2018, nine out of 10 of America’s small businesses benefit from the critical 20% Small Business Deduction.
Unfortunately, this deduction expires in 2025 – while tax cuts established for large multinational corporations are permanent.
It’s time for Congress to protect small businesses – not hike our taxes.
The Main Street Tax Certainty Act
This critical legislation makes the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent.
What does this mean for small businesses?
Pass-through entities (Sole Proprietorships,
S-Corporations, Partnerships, or LLCs) can deduct up to 20% of qualified business income permanently.
Nearly half (48%) of small business owners who currently report uncertainty regarding the expiring provision can feel confident in their current and future plans.
Small businesses can reinvest in their communities and employees – including focusing on hiring and growth.
Prevent an impending tax hike that would further challenge small businesses’ ability to operate and create jobs.
Help us make the Small Business Deduction permanent
Learn more about how we’re fighting for tax fairness on your behalf by scheduling a quick call with an NFIB Rep today.
Podcast
In the News
Make The Small Business Tax Cuts Permanent
Wall Street Journal
Main Street Needs Congress To Make Small Business Deduction Permanent
Washington Times
Small Businesses Endangered By Massive Tax Hike. Here’s How Congress Can Fix It
FOX Business
Two Ways Congress Can Give Small Businesses Relief
Washington Times
What Small Business Owners are Saying