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VP Kamala Harris to propose small business tax relief, increasing startup deduction from $5,000 to $50,000


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The proposal, outlined by a Harris campaign official on condition of anonymity, would increase the deduction from $5,000 to $50,000. According to the official, that figure will help meet what the campaign says is an average $40,000 cost for starting a small business.

 

The move is the latest salvo in an escalating tax policy duel between Harris and Trump, the Republican nominee, with high stakes for the American economy. The next president will be primed to overhaul tax policy as Washington prepares to rewrite the code next year.

 

A series of tax cuts are slated to expire in 2025 and the two candidates are pitching competing budget-busting proposals such as expanded child tax credits and exemptions for tipped wages from federal taxes that could shift tax burdens for the public and come with a hefty cost.

 

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Harris will unveil her tax proposals for small businesses in a speech Wednesday in New Hampshire. She will set a goal of 25 million new small business applications in the first term of a potential Harris administration – up from a record 19 million so far under Biden, according to the official.

 

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