How Can YOU Make Your Voice Heard On U.S. Infrastructure And Tax Policy?

The bipartisan infrastructure legislation that has been agreed to by the White House and 21 U.S. senators does not call for broad-based tax increases. But since other lawmakers and the Biden administration made it clear that business tax increases are a significant part of their agenda, MSCI continues to encourage its member company employees to contact their representative and senators to ask them to reject these revenue enhancers. Click here to use the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s one-click advocacy tool to prevent Congress from undermining our nation’s economic recovery.

As Connecting the Dots has reported previously, multiple studies have indicated tax increases could lead to dramatic job losses. Also, according to this report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, higher taxes could lead to higher energy prices.

For more information, check out the National Association of Manufacturers Infrastructure Advocacy Toolkit, which provides a suite of resources including:

• Background details about what manufacturers are calling for on tax and infrastructure;
• Facts and talking points;
• A sample message from company leaders to employees;
• Key messages to share with employees;
• Grassroots action tools; and
• A sample letter to the editor to submit to a local news outlet.