Missouri & Kansas Small Biz Seek Relief from Burdensome Regs

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MISSOURI

The Office of Advocacy hosted a Regional Regulatory Reform Roundtable in St. Louis, Mo., on Sept. 12th that attracted dozens of small businesses and their representatives who were eager to discuss federal regulations that burden small business...

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KANSAS

The Office of Advocacy hosted a Regional Regulatory Reform Roundtable in Overland Park, Kan., on Sept. 14th that attracted scores of small businesses and their representatives who were eager to discuss federal regulations that burden small business...

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NEXT EVENT

Please join us for our next Regional Regulatory Reform Roundtable event. Registration is free.

Register here:

Glen Allen, VA – October 16, 2017

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NEW ADVOCATE

Mitch Tyner Appointed Senior Advisor/Director of Regional Affairs

Mitch Tyner, an experienced lawyer and small business owner and investor from Mississippi, has joined the Office of Advocacy as a Senior Advisor to the Chief Counsel and Director of Regional Affairs. In his new role, Tyner will work closely with the office’s Regional Advocates, who serve as the direct links between their region’s small business owners, state and local government agencies, state legislators, small business associations...

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: WHAT IS THE STATUS OF THE STARTUP MARKET? 

A: Average employment at startups has fluctuated over the past decade, declining from 6 employees per firm in 2004 to 5.6 employees per firm in 2013.

Q: HOW ARE SMALL BUSINESSES FINANCED? 

A: The most common source of capital to finance business expansion is personal and family savings (21.9% of small firms), followed by business profits and assets (5.7%), business loans from financial institutions (4.5%), and business credit cards from banks (3.3%).

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