Congress Must Do More for Women-Owned Firms, Professor Says

Congress Must Do More for Women-Owned Firms, Professor Says

Kogod School of Business

While H.R. 3717 is a commonsense approach to tackling tax issues faced by small businesses, Congress can do more, especially with regard to women-owned firms, which now account for 38 percent of all U.S. firms, Caroline Bruckner of the Kogod School of Business Tax Policy Center said an October 4 House Small Business Committee hearing.

While H.R. 3717 is a commonsense approach to tackling tax issues faced by small businesses, Congress can do more, especially with regard to women-owned firms, which now account for 38 percent of all U.S. firms, Caroline Bruckner of the Kogod School of Business Tax Policy Center said an October 4 House Small Business Committee hearing.

While <a href="/lr/resolve/source-document/1wbyp" title="Source document">H.R. 3717</a> is a commonsense approach to tackling tax issues faced by small businesses, Congress can do more, especially with regard to women-owned firms, which now account for 38 percent of all U.S. firms, Caroline Bruckner of the Kogod School of Business Tax Policy Center said an October 4 House Small Business Committee hearing.