This will undoubtedly make a person more hesitant to repossess a car, even though it is their money on the line when a person misses his payments.
Guinn Williams
The Public Record
We see this as Democrats are demanding that people should not have to pay their student loans, effectively turning them into grants, and leaving taxpayers on the hook with billions in losses.
In Texas, we often say, 'a deal is a deal.' But now it seems to be if one side doesn't want to uphold their end of the bargain, they go to the government to intervene on their behalf.
So on top of all this, we have people wanting to diminish the amount of negative information reported to the credit bureaus that are used by financial institutions to accurately assess the credit risk of borrowers.
Just a bit of raising taxes is not a winnable position, I don't think, and that is where I stand, and where a lot of people stand.
I guarantee you that the support you need to make these drastic changes to international tax law do not exist.
American Action Form recently reported, and we have heard it today, that last year alone the Biden administration had over 130 million new compliance hours.
Businesses are already working within tight margins and compliance costs could be their tipping point.





