Subcontractors from Comfortaire Engineering, Midwest Crane, Year Out Mechanical, and Compass Constructors back Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, citing a 199.8A tax exemption that helps small businesses reinvest and create middle-class jobs.
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June 12, 2025.
The "199.8A tax exemption."
Tom Frin — Comfortaire Engineering, San Antonio, Texas.
Brad Miller — Midwest Crane, Olathe, Kansas.
Andrew Christ — co-owner, Compass Constructors.
I'm Brad Miller, Midwest Crane out of Olathe, Kansas. I'm Robert Abney with F.L. crane and Science.
My name is Andrew Christ. I'm one of the co owners of Compass Constructors.
Hi, I'm Marnie Goodrich. I'm with Year Out Mechanical in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
My name is Tom Frin, I'm from San Antonio, Texas. Third generation six year mechanical company called Comfortaire Engineering. We're here to support the big beautiful bill. We take pride in creating middle class opportunities in our industry.
The big beautiful bill has got some tax breaks in there that we could really use.
The 199.8A tax exemption is very important to our small businesses to be able to reinvest that money in their small businesses and have job growth.
We as ASA support tax reform on all levels but especially as part of this one big beautiful bill. I encourage you to get out to your senators, let them know that you support this bill.
We need to unite, we need to get to our senators, we need to get out there, make our voices heard and we have to get this bill onto the President's desk and get it executed as soon as possible.