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Chad Heinrich is quoted in Hoodline Phoenix on NFIB's amicus brief in Mills v. Arizona, arguing that small business owners should not face additional licensing burdens to perform the same work as employees of larger firms.
AZ Free News quotes Chad Heinrich on NFIB's Optimism Index, noting that while sentiment remains above its 52-year average, tax conformity uncertainty is fueling caution among Main Street Arizona business owners.
Chad Heinrich is quoted in the Arizona Daily Independent blasting Governor Hobbs' second veto of tax conformity legislation, calling it political gamesmanship that has thrown Arizona's tax filing season into chaos.
Chad Heinrich joined the Winn Tucson podcast to explain how Governor Hobbs' tax conformity negotiations are creating uncertainty for small business owners who don't know what rules apply to their 2025 filings. (Interview begins at approximately the 46:00 mark.)
While Arizona's water supplies continue to spark concerns, NFIB Arizona State Director Chad Heinrich counters that media headlines exaggerate the negativity, affirming the state's robust economy and business-friendly policies as prime draws for small enterprises.
On a key issue for Arizona small businesses, NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich lobbied for the passage of SB 1215 into law, concerning third-party litigation funders behind lawsuits, while successfully blocking the insufficient SB 1542.
In a decisive win for Arizona's small businesses, NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich and allies successfully derailed HB 2683, a proposed mandate requiring small businesses to accept cash.
Chad Heinrich spoke on the evening news with Phoenix television affiliate Arizona’s Family to discuss the importance of the Small Business Deduction for Main Street businesses.
In this op-ed Arizona NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich argues that voters should protect workers' choice this Fall and reject efforts to repeal our state's right-to-work law.
Arizona NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich is quoted supporting HB 2309 to create more taxpayer fairness in the controversial tax break policy called GPLET.