• Latest from Commercial HVAC

    Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
    Photo 29759450 © Eldadcarin | Dreamstime.com
    Photo 138879981 © Tascha Rassadornyindee | Dreamstime.com
    iStock/GettyImages
    Gas Pipe Fittings
    Gas Pipe Fittings
    Gas Pipe Fittings
    Gas Pipe Fittings
    Gas Pipe Fittings

    Quiz: Gas Pipe Sizing

    Oct. 11, 2023
    Mark Wilson/Getty/November 4, 2014
    Newely elected Congressional officials may improve tax laws for small businesses.
    Newely elected Congressional officials may improve tax laws for small businesses.
    Newely elected Congressional officials may improve tax laws for small businesses.
    Newely elected Congressional officials may improve tax laws for small businesses.
    Newely elected Congressional officials may improve tax laws for small businesses.

    What Can Small Businesses and Contractors Expect from Newly-elected Officials?

    Nov. 13, 2014
    This year's midterm election could bring great changes for small businesses and contractors.

    The mid-term elections are over and many believe small businesses could see some great changes in their favor by way of the newly elected officials. Whether it's small business-friendly taxes or HVAC professionals having more wiggle room in EPA regulations, the November election may end up being a coup for contractors.

    Contractor Magazine recently highlighted the possible changes in a photo gallery on its website. While party differences between Democrats and Republicans may make it hard to have a huge difference in taxes, the website said there could stll be some great positives from this year's election:

    However, Congress may have more votes for a permanent extension for a deduction that will allow small businesses to use deductions up-front rather than diminish the cost of equipment later.


    Visit the Contractor photo gallery to read more.