When we talk about these tax increases, it is detrimental to small businesses that are wanting to get started again, that tax cuts really put more money in the hands of these small business owners
Roger Williams: “When we talk about these tax increases, it is detrimental to small businesses that are wanting to get started again…”
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Williams argues that tax cuts benefit small businesses more than tax increases.
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