North Columbus News

Industry leaders in Ohio have expressed their support for the Republican reconciliation law, citing benefits for workers, families, farmers, and small businesses. The First Five Years Fund praised efforts to improve child care-related tax credits. Sarah Rittling stated that these changes would alleviate financial pressure on families and enhance accessibility.

The National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) thanked Congressman Carey for supporting the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Jeff Brabant highlighted its role in preventing a tax hike on small businesses and making certain deductions permanent.

The Ohio Farm Bureau appreciated Representative Carey's leadership in securing $66 billion for agriculture. Bill Patterson emphasized the importance of tax provisions and conservation programs for farmers' planning.

Ohio Corn and Wheat Association's Tadd Nicholson acknowledged Carey's work on tax and trade policies that benefit grain farmers. Meanwhile, the American Petroleum Institute lauded President Trump and Congress for historic energy legislation.

Anne Bradbury from the American Exploration and Production Council commended Carey’s role in reversing a tax penalty on drilling costs. This change is seen as vital for energy production and job creation.

Emily Cadik of the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition highlighted the impact of housing credit provisions in creating affordable homes, while Jeffrey DeBoer from the Real Estate Roundtable pointed out how the bill supports investment in housing expansion.