The Agricultural Retailers Association Board of Directors Vice Chair, Mike Twining of Willard Agri-Services, represented ag retailers at a roundtable hosted by House Republican Conference Chairwoman Lisa McClain (R-MI) and U.S. Representatives Rob Wittman (R-VA) and Steve Womack (R-AS), to discuss the Working Families Tax Cuts (WFTC).
“When farmers struggle, independent ag retailers like our business feel it immediately. Fortunately, provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill, and particularly the Working Families Tax Cuts, have been a huge risk mitigator for our business and our customers. These expensing and investment incentives have lowered the upfront cost of investing in durable machinery, production facilities, and other necessary equipment,” Twining shared.
“This roundtable was a great reminder of who Republicans are fighting for,” McClain said. “We heard directly from hardworking Americans, parents and small business owners who are seeing real relief because House Republicans fought for the Working Families Tax Cuts. We delivered bigger refunds, bigger paychecks, and more breathing room for the people who work hard every day and deserve to keep more of what they earn.”
Several provisions from the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and WFTC outlined below are intended to provide relief to ag retailers:
— Story Provided by the Agricultural Retailers Association