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State Director Mike O'Halloran encourages shoppers to keep Maryland small businesses in mind during this year's tax-free weekend, beginning on Sunday: https://t.co/5ySpDz1wOi
Maryland State Director Mike O'Halloran recently joined @wbalradio to discuss the small business climate heading into the election. Listen here: https://t.co/wcIT3oksUY
Opinion: Maryland candidates should speak to small business owners to learn what they can do to improve the state's business climate, writes Mike O'Halloran. https://t.co/fHjpiL5zvy
New from NFIB's Mike O'Halloran: "I have one request as [candidates] set out to earn voters’ trust at the ballot box...make an effort to speak with local small business owners in your community about what they hope to see from Maryland’s elected leaders." https://t.co/gsLnoPiRdT
“The @nfib_md similarly told The Sun that rising state taxes, employer mandates, and operating costs continue to make it harder for Maryland’s small businesses to compete.”
Maryland and Virginia lost similar numbers of federal jobs, but their economies took different paths, according to CNBC's latest poll. Experts explain why. https://t.co/NtbFgT7ASc
Maryland and Virginia lost similar numbers of federal jobs, but their economies took different paths, according to CNBC's latest poll. Experts explain why. https://t.co/NtbFgT7ASc
Mike O’Halloran said many employers are still adjusting to the most recent increase that took effect in 2024. “Here we are, just a couple of years later, looking at proposals to increase that yet again, putting added pressure on employers,” he said.
https://t.co/aWjXJQ1V5P
"Despite the rhetoric surrounding a living wage, raising Maryland's minimum wage to $25 will only stifle Main Street growth and job creation throughout the state," said @NFIB's Mike O'Halloran
Read his full statement in this @wbaltv11 story: https://t.co/SZAA9NlVyt
Maryland small businesses are concerned about the state's financial outlook & more potential tax increases. Read our statement on today's Spending Affordability Committee hearing here: https://t.co/zaDQyCcBGH
Today, #NFIB submitted comments to the Maryland Department of the Environment concerning a proposed rule that would create additional & burdensome reporting regulations on Maryland's Main Street. Read more: https://t.co/8v4xsKv2nC
NFIB's Mike O'Halloran spoke with @StateAffairsUS about Maryland's new tech tax on #smallbusiness: "Every small business we've talked to will be hit with this tax..."
Read more here: https://t.co/tb2uu6GR4k
ICYMI: NFIB Principal of Federal Govt. Relations Josselin Castillo spoke with @kimKBaltimore on @WCBM680 about the importance of the #SmallBusinessDeduction
Listen here: https://t.co/SnwzWvQavy
Maryland small business owners are disappointed with the tax & fee increase on Main Street following the General Assembly's session. Read the statement from NFIB's Mike O'Halloran here: https://t.co/tGr3g5JUus #taxes#smallbiz
Maryland's #smallbusinesses will be hurt by the new tech tax announced today.
"Small businesses are being asked again to do more with less as the state continues to struggle with its structural deficit," - @NFIB_MD's Mike O'Halloran said.
Read more: https://t.co/4XyvysHxAe
Mike O’Halloran, @nfib_md State Director, said it was "good to hear" the governor’s position.
“But the work is not done,” he said in a statement. “Any tax that pushes Maryland further down the list of states to do business in shouldn’t be on the table in any form.”
NFIB's Mike O'Halloran applauds @GovWesMoore for opposing the B2B tax, but warns that any tax increase on #smallbusiness shouldn't be on the table. Read his full statement here: https://t.co/9i6Ms1gPKk
The Maryland General Assembly’s annual session is about to kick up a notch as lawmakers warn the next five weeks will be the most difficult of the 90-day sprint. https://t.co/bQZLlADQt6
NFIB launched a radio & digital advertising campaign cautioning #Maryland lawmakers to avoid tax increases on Main Street. Read our press release here: https://t.co/XhyCFVnpcf