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Tariffs Bring Massive New Taxes on Food, Apparel, Back-to-School Items
Tariffs Bring Massive New Taxes on Food, Apparel, Back-to-School Items In just two months this summer, the federal government's new tariffs imposed $1.9 billion in new taxes on food. Those tariffs also meant a new $73 million tax increase on school supplies and a $1.9 billion new tax on clothes and shoes. Neil Bradley Executive Vice President, Chief Policy Officer, and Head of Strategic Advocacy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Published August 08, 2025 As a wave of tariff increases washes ashore this week,
Leading Thriving Cities podcast with Chad Wright & Tony Moline
New Episode! Join us on the Leading Thriving Cities podcast withTony Moline,President of the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce!Discover how they work to support local businesses while maintaining political neutrality, and hear Tony's insights on community engagement and leadership during challenging times.Listen now on our YouTube channel or your favorite podcast platform!
How Small Enterprises Revitalize Community Health
A dynamic network of small businesses is at the core of every vibrant community, serving as the backbone of local economies and social structures. These enterprises do much more than merely provide goods and services; they’re pivotal in sculpting the health and well-being of their communities. Their impact transcends mere commerce to deeply influence residents' daily lives and nurture a shared sense of wellness and community spirit. Through their unique contributions, small businesses are fundamental in
Cedar Park Chamber Named Best Place for Working Parents
Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce Voted Best Place for Working Parents 2024The Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce its prestigious recognition as the "Best Place for Working Parents 2024." This accolade reflects the Chamber's unwavering commitment to fostering a community that prioritizes the well-being and professional success of working parents. The award recognizes the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce as an exemplary advocate for the needs and aspirations of working parents in our vibrant
