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SC Small Business Chamber’s 2020 Successes and 2021 Issues

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Newsletter January 16, 2021 2020 Successes and 2021 Issues 2020 Successes Federal and State COVID stimulus programs The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce promoted PPP loan opportunity to the state’s small businesses.  We successfully advocated for $40 million in state small business grants using CARES Act funds to South Carolina. Offshore Oil Exploration […]

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SC Small Business Chamber Newsletter 6-20-20

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Newsletter June 20, 2020 Small Business for America’s Future–Launched SC Small Business Chamber exec co-chairs www.smallbusinessforamericasfuture.org SC TV and Radio: ·   WRNN (Myrtle Beach) with Dave Priest and Leanne Graham 6/16/20 Listen: https://scsbc.org/wrnninterview6-16-20/ ·    WCSC (Charleston) with Danielle Seat reporting 6/16/20 Watch: https://www.live5news.com/2020/06/16/new-survey-shows-small-businesses-have-considered-closing-permanently-because-covid-/ ·    WVOC (Columbia) with Gary David 6-17-20 Listen: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1206-columbias-morning-news-30258707/episode/frank-knapp-talks-small-business-challlenges-64064379/ TV interviews with

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Newsletter: Tax Reform, Offshore Oil, Securitization, Town Halls

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Newsletter April 15, 2019 Opinion: Trump’s tax reform didn’t help small business “Hard reality: There was never a crisis holding corporations back from growing our economy that warranted this enormous tax cut. However, there was and is a serious business crisis in the country. Small-business start-ups traditionally account for most net new jobs. The Senate

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Small Business Chamber December Newsletter

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Tell Congress to stop new 1099 requirement The new health care law, the Affordable Care Act, has tremendous benefits for small businesses, particularly the tax credits and health insurance exchanges. But the 1099 provision, which has nothing to do with healthcare reform and was included only as a revenue-raising measure, works against them. It would

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