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April 22, 2026
Massachusetts lawmakers are debating whether to reduce the state income tax rate to four percent. Supporters argue it would help families and small businesses cope with rising costs, while opponents warn it could significantly reduce revenue.
Read more →April 15, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business called on the Massachusetts Senate not to pass legislation imposing mandatory bag fees and new taxes on paint sales. The group says these measures could hurt local businesses by increasing costs and complicating operations.
Read more →April 15, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business has released a report detailing how making the federal 20% Small Business Tax Deduction permanent could benefit over three-quarters of a million small businesses in Massachusetts. State Director Christopher Carlozzi says this change offers needed stability but warns that local policy remains an obstacle.
Read more →April 13, 2026
A new state commission is examining how credit card swipe fees impact small businesses in Massachusetts. NFIB's Christopher Carlozzi serves as a commissioner as business owners share concerns about rising costs and fraud prevention.
Read more →April 10, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business filed an amicus brief supporting a proposed tax-relief initiative before Massachusetts' highest court. The group argues that legal challenges from opponents could undermine voter access to important policy questions.
Read more →April 9, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business has voiced concerns over the Massachusetts Senate's decision regarding federal tax law conformity. The group warns that new policies could complicate taxes and hurt small business competitiveness.
Read more →March 27, 2026
Christopher Carlozzi of NFIB spoke before a joint committee about how reducing Massachusetts' state income tax could benefit small businesses. Lawmakers raised concerns over budget impacts while NFIB highlighted challenges facing local employers.
Read more →March 27, 2026
NFIB Massachusetts plans a virtual legislative update for small business owners on April 7. The event will focus on proposed laws affecting taxes, staffing challenges, unemployment insurance rates, energy costs, and health reform policies.
Read more →March 18, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business criticized Massachusetts House leaders for linking federal tax conformity with potential income tax cuts. The group warned this approach could drive taxpayers out of the state. NFIB called on lawmakers to avoid what it described as 'extortionary gimmicks.'
Read more →March 16, 2026
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is considering delaying its clean truck regulation until 2027. Small business advocates are calling for an even longer postponement due to concerns over costs and infrastructure. Public comments are being accepted until March 26.
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