Since 2018, small businesses structured as pass-through entities like Sole Proprietorships, S-Corporations, Partnerships, or LLCs have been able to deduct up to 20% of business income.

Known as the 20% Small Business Deduction (Section 199A), the significant small business tax savings will disappear in 2025 unless Congress makes it permanent.

The Main Street Certainty Act would make the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent. Act now and urge your Senators and Representatives to co-sponsor the Main Street Tax Certainty Act!

Personalized Messages Get the Attention of Lawmakers

Nearly half (48%) of small business owners report the uncertainty of the expiring 20% Small Business Deduction impacting current or future business plans. Is this you? Use the optional space provided to share your personal message about how you invested your tax savings and how the tax increase resulting from expiration will negatively impact your business!

In addition to the letter provided by NFIB, consider sharing:

• How much will your taxes go up if the Small Business Deduction expires?  Look at Line 13 on Form 1040 or ask your tax advisor.
   
• If the 20% Small Business Deduction goes away:
  • What impact does that have on your cash flow?
  • How does that impact your ability to grow?
  • What would be the impact on your employees?