Professor Recommends Tax Research on Women-Owned Businesses

Professor Recommends Tax Research on Women-Owned Businesses

Kogod School of Business

The lack of research and congressional oversight on how tax expenditures affect women-owned businesses “constrains policymakers from developing evidenced-based policymaking on creating opportunities for small businesses through the tax code,” Caroline Bruckner of the American University Kogod School of Business said at a Senate hearing.

The lack of research and congressional oversight on how tax expenditures affect women-owned businesses “constrains policymakers from developing evidenced-based policymaking on creating opportunities for small businesses through the tax code,” Caroline Bruckner of the American University Kogod School of Business said at a Senate hearing.

The lack of research and congressional oversight on how tax expenditures affect women-owned businesses “constrains policymakers from developing evidenced-based policymaking on creating opportunities for small businesses through the tax code,” Caroline Bruckner of the American University Kogod School of Business said at an October 3 Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee hearing.

The lack of research and congressional oversight on how tax expenditures affect women-owned businesses “constrains policymakers from developing evidenced-based policymaking on creating opportunities for small businesses through the tax code,” Caroline Bruckner of the American University Kogod School of Business said at an October 3 Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee hearing.