Chris Czarnecki is ACCA's Director of Government Relations & Advocacy.
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OSHA Prioritizing Heat Protections for Workers
Learn more about the Biden Administration’s recent announcement that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will “enhance measures” to protect workers exposed to heat and how your HVAC business will be affected.
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Infrastructure Negotiations Bring Threat of Tax Hikes for Small Businesses
Learn more about the ongoing debates in Congress regarding two major infrastructure deals; one being a physical infrastructure deal and the other a “human infrastructure” deal, and what they could mean for your HVAC business.
This summer ACCA submitted an official comment to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) opposing the agency’s proposed ban on the import, production, and use of non-refillable […]
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Senate Bill Threatens to Increase Taxes on Small Businesses
Learn more about the 20 percent tax deduction for pass-through businesses being rolled back following a bill introduced by Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden (D-OR) last month and what this could mean for your business.
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ACCA Pushes Congress for Residential Energy Efficiency Tax Credit Permanence and Expansion
This week, ACCA pressed leaders in Congress to support the expansion and permanence of the Section 25C residential energy efficiency tax credit. Continue reading to learn more.
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ACCA Fights EPA’s Proposed Ban on Non-Refillable Cylinders
Learn more about ACCA’s comment to the EPA in opposition of its proposed ban of non-reusable cylinders under the AIM Act and what this ban could mean for HVAC businesses.
The 117th Congress is now in full swing, and ACCA is busy advocating for (and against) legislation that will impact contractors and small businesses […]
Last week the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) posted updated guidance regarding COVID-19, primarily focusing on the prevention of […]