This is the biggest policy issue in the state of Michigan right now. 100s of businesses are going to close and thousands of Michigan employees are going to have money taken out of their pockets…unless the legislature acts. Thanks @MichiganAdvance for covering this.… https://t.co/XpPcugwMgZ
Graham Filler
@grahamfiller · MI · H
Posts120
Engagement4,336
Voting-record position0.118
CoverageApr 3, 2020 to Nov 23, 2024
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RT @FredWszolek: Dear MI Press Corp: @GovWhitmer is launching her ad campaign for re-election with a claim of "no new taxes." Surely you're<U+2026>
Things are already hard enough for the Michigan business community. Let’s find a reasonable compromise to allow workers to have a good run and their rights protected, and also businesses survive in the state of Michigan, especially small businesses, and especially the… https://t.co/ogGtDtaqBu
Ridiculousness today in Lansing. Here is the Dems proposal: Instead of MI income tax being lowered to 4.05% and hundreds of millions being returned to taxpayers, the Democrats are proposing that the hundreds of millions go to a secret SOAR project instead. https://t.co/Ke3g9XDaNx
Great working with my colleague @KyraHBolden to add stability and consistency in the legal process for debtors and creditors. This is not sexy, but it<U+2019>s the kind of under-the-radar bipartisan legislative effort that improves our state. https://t.co/6zNVMCvvmB
Many other states have allowed golf courses to open. I dont believe we should blanket ban golf courses from operating, putting them at risk of closure and further exacerbating this states economic duress.
@blesse1105 @MichiganAdvance There is an out of state group fighting this. They want to eliminate the tipped credit. That takes money out of servers pockets. Ridiculous.
One dem called called stopping the income tax rollback <U+201C>political suicide.<U+201D> And yet here we are.
RT @MI_Republicans: Rep. Graham Filler and the Michigan House worked on several pieces of bipartisan legislation to help small businesses.…
And not to mention - businesses are just going to raise prices, knowing they need to write litigation costs into their project costs. Employers in Michigan are going out of their way to retain workers and pay great wages. This demonization of business is remarkably dangerous.