Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak recently took to social media to outline her economic proposals aimed at supporting small businesses, entrepreneurs, and American manufacturing. Her series of tweets on July 3, 2025, detailed various fiscal measures she advocates for.

In one post, Congresswoman Fedorchak emphasized the importance of "reducing reporting burdens for small businesses and entrepreneurs". She also highlighted her support for "permanently extending tax relief for employer student loan repayment assistance," suggesting a focus on alleviating financial pressures faced by employers in supporting their workforce's education-related expenses.

Another tweet from the same day advocated for policies that benefit domestic production. Fedorchak expressed her intention to "reward companies that build their products in America with lower taxes." Additionally, she proposed making "interest payments for American-made cars tax deductible," aiming to incentivize consumers and manufacturers within the U.S. automotive industry.

Further expanding on fiscal incentives, Congresswoman Fedorchak proposed "100% immediate expensing for equipment purchases and research and development." She also suggested "100% accelerated depreciation for new industrial facilities and manufacturing facilities," indicating her commitment to boosting investment in infrastructure and innovation.

These proposals reflect a broader legislative effort to enhance economic competitiveness by easing financial constraints on businesses while encouraging domestic manufacturing.