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Companies will get a break on the personal property taxes they pay on equipment, which members of the business community hope will help spur economic development and attract major manufacturers to Arizona.

Today, Arizona’s leading representative association of small business recognized five state legislators with the prestigious Guardian of Small Business Award.

“Arizona’s small-business owners are battling the effects of inflation from multiple fronts. And sadly, the more than 1 million Arizonans who work for small businesses are struggling as well,”

“The Legislature is still in session, but the votes on key issues vital for small-business survival have been cast and we need not wait until the very end to publicize them,” said Chad Heinrich, Arizona state director for NFIB. “I think it impressive that nearly half...

Sen. Sinema has been an unbreachable firewall against small-business-harming congressional initiatives and her recent remarks that she will oppose "any tax policies that would put a brake on any type of economic growth or forestall business and personal growth for...

Chad Heinrich, the Arizona state director of the National Federation of Independent Business, said in a state Senate Commerce Committee hearing earlier this month that it’s an issue of major importance for small businesses. “Our members rank it second only to federal...

Chad Heinrich, representing the American Diabetes Association, testified in favor of the bill, stating that diabetes education services have been proven to lower medical costs for those that utilize them. He said including diabetes outpatient self-management training...

“The bill seeks to have payroll contributions ‘paid by employers and employees in the ratio of one to one,’” he said. “When considering what appears to be only a one-year ramp up period leading to the year when benefits would be payable, the contributions required...

"Product liability lawsuits really should be limited to manufacturers and those parties who have actively contributed to the design and production of the product,” NFIB Arizona President Chad Heinrich said. “Unfortunately, the trial bar takes a much more expansive...

Every state has a tiny number of bad actors who try and get away with something by classifying full-time employees as independent contractors in order to save money on payroll taxes,” said Chad Heinrich, NFIB’s Arizona state director. “But California chose to fire a...