It's going to have to be filing by filing across over seven million businesses. The majority of these input costs came into small businesses in America, five to 500 employees. Things like softwood lumber input costs. For my companies, I've got 53 of them that have been affected by input costs, and we have been talking to CEOs over the last week. Our plan is to aggregate a whole group of accountants and provide a service for all of them. We'll be filing with Treasury, not the IRS. What I do think is going to happen, we're going to get a mixed bag decision, whether it comes today or in the near future. It's going to say that these emergency act tariffs are struck down, and so basically, 45% o
It's going to have to be filing by filing across over seven million businesses. The majority of these input costs came into small businesses in America, five to 500 employees. Things like softwood lumber input costs. For my companies, I've got 53 of them that have been affected by input costs, and we have been talking to CEOs over the last week. Our plan is to aggregate a whole group of accountants and provide a service for all of them. We'll be filing with Treasury, not the IRS. What I do think is going to happen, we're going to get a mixed bag decision, whether it comes today or in the near future. It's going to say that these emergency act tariffs are struck down, and so basically, 45% of what's collected is coming back. ♬ original sound - Mr. Wonderful
