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New Small Business Administration program aims to cut red tape and boost growth.

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    • The Small Business Administration (SBA) has launched a new program designed to streamline processes and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for small businesses.
    • This initiative is specifically aimed at addressing regulations introduced during the Biden administration that have resulted in significant financial burdens.
    • These regulations are estimated to have cost American families and small businesses approximately $6 trillion in compliance fees.
    • By cutting red tape, the SBA hopes to spur economic growth for small firms across the country.
    • The program signifies a strategic effort by the SBA to support and empower small businesses by alleviating regulatory pressures.
    • Ultimately, the initiative seeks to foster a more favorable business environment, encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/small-business-administration-unveils-new-initiative-roll-back-federal-regulations)

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