U.S. Chamber of Commerce Highlights Hidden Costs of Taxes on Health Insurance
Washington, D.C. — A recent analysis highlights a hidden factor contributing to rising health insurance costs, taxes built into premiums that businesses and employees ultimately pay. For Wyoming businesses, these added costs can have a real impact. On average, more than $1,300 of a family health insurance premium is tied to taxes, increasing the overall cost of providing coverage. For small businesses in particular, these expenses can make it more challenging to offer competitive benefits while managing
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Shares Key Insights on New Tax Law for Small Businesses
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has released a practical guide to help small business owners understand and navigate recent changes under the new federal tax law. The updated legislation introduces a range of provisions designed to support small business growth through expanded deductions, enhanced credits, and broader eligibility. Key Highlights for Small Businesses:Permanent 20% Qualified Business Income Deduction: Many small businesses, including sole proprietors and S corporations,
Kim Coleman of the Casper Area Chamber of Commerce Completes Year Three at Institute for Organization Management
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is proud to announce that Kim Coleman, Vice President of Marketing & Communications for the Casper Area Chamber of Commerce, has successfully completed her third year of coursework at the Institute for Organization Management. The four-year nonprofit leadership program was held at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. “Institute participants are recognized nationwide
New Year’s Resolutions for Chambers, Businesses & People Who Actually Keep Them (Mostly)
Ah yes. The New Year. A magical time filled with fresh calendars, bold intentions, and at least one resolution we’ll quietly renegotiate by February.At the Casper Area Chamber of Commerce, we’ve been reflecting on what really matters as we head into a new year. After sorting through the confetti and leftover to-do lists, one thing is crystal clear: our members, our businesses, and the success of Natrona County are still the main event.So instead of resolutions that sound impressive but require superhuman
Wyoming Companies Face Rising Fees
Hello everybody. We are proud to have become members of Casper, Wyoming’s Chamber of Commerce. We are excited to begin working together and to support the business community. It is our goal to promote Wyoming businesses and believe joining the Chamber is an important part. Our first e-news letter was going to focus on our upcoming estate planning and wealth management seminars. Unfortunately, however, we have heard some unsettling news from the Wyoming Secretary of State that we thought we should bring to
