Yesterday marked the beginning of National Small Business Week. With over 117,000 small businesses in Colorado, not to mention the 184,000 self-employed individuals, small businesses have become the backbone of our robust economy. It is imperative that we continue to foster the growth of small businesses in America by reducing and eliminating many of the burdensome regulations the Federal government imposes on them, such as those put out by OSHA that cost small business millions of dollars each year. Congress should also heed the calls of businessmen and women throughout the Nation and eliminate the death tax, which would allow more small businesses to be passed on from one generation to another, and continue to pass laws allowing small businesses to increase retirement benefits for themselves and their employees. Earlier this year, the House passed four small business bills to reduce paperwork requirements and limit liability. I urge my colleagues in the Senate to pass this legislation. I hope my colleagues will join me this week in thanking America's small businesses for their efforts in making America the leader in the world's economy.
Tom Tancredo: “Yesterday marked the beginning of National Small Business Week. With over 117,000 small businesses in Colorado, not to…”
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Recognizing National Small Business Week and advocating for small business support and legislation.
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