Some Small Tennessee Businesses No Longer Have To File Business Tax
Thanks To Recent Legislation, Beginning This Year Over 100,000 Small Businesses In Tennessee Will No Longer Be Required To File A Return And Pay Business Taxes.
Read moreThanks To Recent Legislation, Beginning This Year Over 100,000 Small Businesses In Tennessee Will No Longer Be Required To File A Return And Pay Business Taxes.
Read moreWithin Just 24 Hours Results Showed 98% Responded “Yes” And Only 2% Responded “No” To A Poll That Asked, “If A High-Ranking TN State Senator Has A Lobbyist Wife Who Gets Paid $200k+ Annually To Deliver Billions In Corporate Welfare From Tennessee Taxpayers To Liberal Corporations – And If That Money Lands In The Member’s Household Bank Account, Is That A Conflict Of Interest?”
Read moreStreet Vendors Will Now Be Prohibited From Setting Up Shop In Even More Of The Nashville Downtown Area.
Read moreSome Business Owners In Downtown Nashville Are Calling For The Relocation Of Street Vendors Yet Again.
Read moreU.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn From Tennessee, Alleges That Planned Parenthood, Which Received $90.4 Million From The Paycheck Protection Program During The Pandemic, Received That Money Illegally, Saying It Was Intended For Struggling Small Businesses.
Read moreA U.S. Supreme Court Case Awaiting A Ruling Has Small Businesses Calling For An End To The Statute Of Limitations Blocking Them From Challenging A Federal Agency Regulation Six Years After It Was Enacted.
Read moreAmericans Are Feeling The Impact Of Higher Prices Everyday – From Basic Necessities Like Groceries And Gas, To Back-To-School Clothes And Trips To Visit Family.
Unfortunately, Health Care Is Not Excluded From This List. All Too Often, Families Are Being Forced To Make Difficult Financial Decisions, Between Affording Basic Needs Or Attending A Doctor’s Appointment. People Should Never Have To Forgo Health Care Visits Or Treatment Due To Cost. But Unfortunately, A Range Of Factors Keep Health Care Costs High, Straining Both Tennessee Families And Small Businesses.
Twenty Tennessee Companies Will Be Receiving Loans Or Grants Worth Anywhere From $4,000 To $240,000 As Part Of The United States Department Of Agriculture’s Support Of Agriculture Producers And Rural Small Businesses.
Read moreTennessee Is One Of 26 State’s That Has Improved Its Employment Rate Between Now And Before The Covid-19 Pandemic, According To Pew Research.
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