Roger Williams

Businesses are already working within tight margins and compliance costs could be their tipping point.

I guarantee you that the support you need to make these drastic changes to international tax law do not exist.

However, the Biden administration is creating new and unnecessary regulations.

As a small business owner for over 50 years, I know firsthand that the free market gives businesses the opportunity to compete and grow.

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.

The Biden administration continues to show their complete disregard for the real issues facing America's small businesses.

Does increasing compliance burdens and costs on small businesses help them to succeed?

I appreciate that attitude.

Instead of creating opportunities for all businesses, President Biden is pushing government mandates that favor big labor.

to hire a compliance officer, does nothing for me; it does not help.

The market is taking care of the issue without government intervention.

If we legislate away overdraft fees, some private sector participants will simply block these transactions.

Picking winners and losers is not good. Even competition does work.

We know the CFPB is always right, so thank you for that.

last month, Biden signed an executive officer mandating project labor agreements on federal construction contracts exceeding $35 million.

Main Street America has been hammered, and I am Main Street America. I am in the car business.

one study estimated the true cost to be around $202 billion of regulations, and 130 million manhours to deal with these regulations.

the Biden administration continues to show their lack of understanding for the real issues American small businesses are facing.

Competition is key in anything. We have competition among the private sector.

Imagine the IRS acting as an appraiser and assigning a taxable value on a variety of illiquid assets.

a few bad actors should not be used to label the entire appraisal industry as racist.

Rising gas prices and skyrocketing inflation are having major impacts on small businesses. In Hico, Texas, Mark Chapman of the Chapman Cattle Company said it best: ``We see smaller revenue and return on our products when the prices of gas…

So, I think it is really up to the agencies then to determine why are you awarding to the same company.

It is in the law and it is up to Congress to determine those levels.

U.S. owned and operated. Absolutely.