As former President Donald Trump continues to promote his business skills, Vice President Kamala Harris emerges as a better choice for small businesses. Her plans address the challenges entrepreneurs face today. One key proposal is to increase the tax deduction for new small businesses from $5,000 to $50,000. This would help fledgling businesses survive their first year without deep pockets or heavy debt, opening opportunities for more people.
        Harris also wants to create a small business expansion fund. This fund would help new businesses get started, especially in underserved areas like rural America. She aims to make regulations fairer for small businesses, acknowledging that one-size-fits-all rules can hurt them. Harris’ tax plan for small businesses is simple and efficient, cutting accounting costs and saving business owners time. On immigration, she understands that small businesses need a diverse workforce to grow. Immigrants often bring innovative ideas, as seen in many Fortune 500 companies.
        Consistency is another plus with Harris. Unlike Trump’s unpredictable decisions, Harris offers stability, allowing businesses to plan and invest for the long term. Overall, Harris’ plans support small businesses now and set them up for future success. Her thoughtful approach makes her a strong choice for entrepreneurship.

Kamala Harris: A Champion for Small Business Owners

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