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This November, Arizona voters are expected to decide up to 11 statewide ballot measures — from election rules to school funding to labor law, though pending legal challenges could affect the final list. As someone who tracks the Arizona Legislature and ballot process...
Most people walk into a dealership hoping for the best. Smart buyers walk in with a strategy. Every few years, most American households face one of the most financially consequential decisions in their personal budget: acquiring a vehicle. Whether you buy, finance, or...
Chad Heinrich tells The Center Square that Arizona's FY 2027 budget aligns state business expensing provisions with federal law, making tax filing easier for small business owners and enabling them to invest and create jobs with confidence. Read the full story at The...
Chad Heinrich joined Winn Tucson to break down NFIB's latest small business survey results and explain why aligning Arizona's tax code with federal expensing provisions matters for the state's small business owners. Listen on Spotify.
There is a particular kind of self-inflicted wound that only governments seem capable of producing. It happens when policymakers stare at a static spreadsheet, see a number they don’t like, and conclude that the economy outside their window will hold perfectly still...
Chad Heinrich warns that failing to conform with key federal business tax provisions amounts to a hidden tax increase on Arizona's small business owners. Read the full story at AZ Free News.
Chad Heinrich projects the permanent 20% Small Business Deduction could create 26,000 new Arizona jobs annually — if the state completes federal tax conformity. Read more at The Center Square.
Chad Heinrich is quoted in AZ Free News urging Arizona policymakers to act on tax conformity, warning that inaction creates harmful uncertainty for small businesses already battling rising costs.
The Center Square quoted Chad Heinrich following a report showing Arizona job losses since 2025, noting that small businesses have openings they cannot fill due to a lack of qualified applicants.
Greater Phoenix InBusiness quotes Chad Heinrich celebrating the permanent extension of the 20% Small Business Deduction while warning that Arizona's ongoing tax conformity fight still threatens Main Street businesses.