Posts by Matt Zuiderhof
OSHA’s Informal Hearing on its Proposed Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Programs Rule
OSHA’s Informal Hearing on its Proposed Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Programs Rule OSHA’s informal public hearing regarding the proposed Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Programs rule is set to commence virtually next Monday, June 16, and will continue through Wednesday, July 2. Details regarding the hearing process, post-hearing procedures, public livestream links, and a…
Read MoreThis Week in Congress
This Week in Congress This week, Senate Republicans began working on their version of the budget reconciliation bill. While changes are expected, the extent is unclear, and the slim House majority’s reaction remains uncertain, as both chambers must pass the same final bill. The House bill’s quadrupled cap on state and local tax deductions, agreed…
Read MoreASA Urges Senate EPW Committee to Consider the Water Infrastructure Subcontractor & Taxpayer Protection Act
ASA Urges Senate EPW Committee to Consider the Water Infrastructure Subcontractor & Taxpayer Protection Act ASA, along with the Surety & Fidelity Association of America (SFAA) and the National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP), sent a letter to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Leadership respectfully requesting that they add S. 570, the…
Read MoreASA Urges Senate Finance Committee Leadership to Include a User Fee on Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
ASA Urges Senate Finance Committee Leadership to Include a User Fee on Electric and Hybrid Vehicles ASA joined the Transportation Construction Coalition in a letter to the Senate Finance Committee Leadership, urging the inclusion of a user fee on electric and hybrid vehicles in the Senate’s reconciliation measure, with revenues dedicated solely to the…
Read MoreNational Family Business Forum
National Family Business Forum FREE FOR ASA MEMBERS ONLY! Are you facing these family business challenges? Feeling isolated in your leadership role? Unsure how to handle succession planning? Dealing with family tensions in the workplace? Struggling with children who have unrealistic expectations? Wondering about your business valuation? Watching your business tear your family apart? YOU…
Read MoreThis Week in Congress
This Week in Congress This week, the House voted on a comprehensive package covering tax, energy, health, and immigration under budget reconciliation. They also voted to repeal Biden administration rules: one requiring extra scrutiny for bank mergers and another imposing higher standards for facilities emitting hazardous air pollutants. The Senate held nomination votes. Congress will…
Read MoreThe Effects of the House Reconciliation Package on ASA Members
The Effects of the House Reconciliation Package on ASA Members This week, the House approved their reconciliation package, which included the following: Increase the debt limit by $4 trillion. Provide funding to boost national security procurement, support border and immigration enforcement, and improve air traffic control technology. Temporarily increase the child tax credit and permanently…
Read MoreASA Calls Upon the House to Vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill
ASA Calls Upon the House to Vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill ASA and the Transportation Construction Coalition urge the House to support the One Big Beautiful Bill. This bill aims to address the inequity in the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) by including user fees for electric and hybrid vehicle drivers. Given the significant…
Read MoreASA and the Main Street Employers Support the One Big Beautiful Bill
ASA and the Main Street Employers Support the One Big Beautiful Bill ASA, along with the Main Street Employers, support the One Big Beautiful Bill that builds on the success of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act by extending critical provisions and providing much-needed certainty to the Main Street business community. The bill enhances…
Read MoreThis Week in Congress
This Week in Congress This week, Congressional committees voted on the bill holding nearly all of President Trump’s legislative priorities to include the extension of his 2017 tax cuts. After committee votes, the real hard deadline for Hill Republicans is August, which is when Treasury expects the U.S. to hit its debt limit. The Trump…
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