The answer is driving tax compliance, and definitely processing and systems which we did. Not 87,000 new IRS agents.
Dan Meuser
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Dan Meuser is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Meuser has focused on issues such as economic development, job creation, and supporting local businesses during his tenure in Congress. He has been active in advocating for policies that benefit his constituents in Pennsylvania, particularly in the areas of healthcare and infrastructure.
I have not had one small business tell me that, boy, that Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was somehow burdening me in some way.
I think we have the second or third largest reserve of natural gas in the world.
It is just one of those busy days. I am on the Financial Services Committee as many of my colleagues have many other Committee hearings.
This rule may be unnecessarily burdensome to small entities, may impact the cost of credit for small businesses, and may lead to a decrease in lending to small, minority- and women-owned businesses.
The CFPB is proposing to implement a new rule, the Small Business Lending Data Collection Rule, that will impose burdensome new reporting requirements that would harm small business lending.
This rule, may be unnecessarily burdensome to small entities, may impact the cost of credit for small businesses.
This rule will alter the behavior of small financial institutions and make them hesitant to continue lending to small businesses.
President Biden's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is poised to throw another wrench into this vital aspect of our economy.
The Biden Administration's continued regulatory overreach and its very harmful impact on America's small business economy.
Their level of silence is highly unacceptable and continues to bleed confidence from our--from my constituents.
Fentanyl is illegally entering our country and killing over 100,000 of our citizens, particularly our young citizens.
But 85 percent came from the FinTechs. And I don't have a problem necessarily with FinTechs. I really have the problem with that they are not federally regulated.
If there are, will anybody get terminated? Will anybody be accountable for making bad decisions that cost taxpayers?
So you don't think there is going to be a so called subsidy rate impact as a result of this expansion for non federally regulated SBLCs?
Given all the problems the SBA had during the pandemic, we must have a serious discussion on the role the SBA should be playing in the future.
Dear Lord, we appreciate you bringing us all together here today to discuss the important matters facing our wonderful country.
The trials and tribulations that many of you are expressing and all that you do give along with employing 95 percent, in my district anyway, or make up 95 percent of the businesses.
Small businesses tend to be under the gun from energy costs that have risen.
Thank you very much to our witnesses, to my friend Roy Heim, for making the trip again, and to all of you.
As we here in the House and our country come near the close of 2022, the United States has gone through the worst year on our record for illegal border crossings. Meanwhile, we have a Homeland Security Secretary who tells us regularly that…





