This is a follow up to my earlier post, including a second correspondence this afternoon from the WOTC Coalition.
If you will, here is specifically what we each need to do. (more…)
This is a follow up to my earlier post, including a second correspondence this afternoon from the WOTC Coalition.
If you will, here is specifically what we each need to do. (more…)
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The Ways and Means Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures has scheduled a hearing on Tax Extenders for 10:00 AM on Thursday, April 26th. That is in six days.
This is an Urgent Matter for the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and other tax extenders because the policy of the Ways and Means Committee and the Republican House leadership will largely be set by the decisions flowing from this discussion. (more…)
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The following advisement was provided by Paul Suplizio, President of the WOTC Coalition on Monday of this week. It is published here with permission.
Renewed lobbying efforts will begin on April 16th.
This post is full of good information and insider advice to help you with your lobbying efforts. Paul also outlines lobbying priorities for each state. Find out what is going on in your state. (more…)
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed three bills yesterday, designed to help military veterans in that state to find jobs. Each of the bills had been authored by Wisconsin State Representative Evan Wynn. (more…)
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Alabama Governor Robert Bentley signed the state’s Heroes for Hire Act yesterday. Read the press release from the Governor’s website, copied below.
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MONTGOMERY – Governor Robert Bentley on Wednesday signed into law the Heroes for Hire Act, which will help veterans returning from deployment find new jobs or start new businesses. (more…)
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The Porterville City Council voted on Tuesday to join other stakehoders of California’s Sequoia Valley Enterprise Zone in seeking an expansion of the area’s econcomic development area. Read about it in today’s article by Denise Madrid in the Porterville Recorder. (more…)
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We received word this evening that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp has agreed to hold hearings in April to explore the tax extenders, including WOTC. The purpose of this hearing is to consider which of the tax extenders should be renewed. (more…)
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tate Representative Robert D. Phillips, a Democrate from Woonsocket, issued the following press release on Thursday. Phillips is sponsoring the Rhode Island Job Creation Incentive Act, which is intended to help new businesses get off the ground. (more…)
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Jack Markell, Governor of Delaware, has had a lot to say lately about a new proposal to help veterans find work in his state. It’s called the Delaware Veterans Opportunity Tax Credit. The Governor publicly announced the proposal yesterday and followed up today with an effective YouTube video discussing the idea. (more…)
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Yesterday, the U. S. Senate voted down an amendment to the Surface Transportation bill that would have renewed many of the now expired tax extenders.
Although I haven’t seen this important detail in other news coverage, Paul Suplizio informs us today that the amendment would have renewed the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) retroactively through the end of 2012. Paul Suplizio is the President of the WOTC Coalition. (more…)
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