Senate Bill 867 Would Reduce Regulatory Burdens

Bill would impose the same price caps proposed in and opposed by ASA in SB 1853

Bill would impose price caps and other harmful rules

The legislation would allow businesses to expense more business costs for tax deduction, provide relief to businesses impacted by certain disasters, and expand the Child Tax Credit

Proposed changes to federal tax code would allow businesses to expense more business costs for tax deduction, provide relief to businesses impacted by certain disasters, and expand the Child Tax Credit

ASA Chairman Scott Benavidez testifies that the agreement with automakers ensures independent shops have the data for service and repair in the future

ASA served as a Small Entity Representative to the Small Business Advocacy Review panel convened by the USEPA to help develop the proposal

Statement Stresses that Insurers Should Account for Time Spent on OEM Repair Procedure Research in Estimates

Benavidez touts ASA’s right-to-repair agreement with automakers and expresses concern with lack of quality standard provisions in SMART Act

Bill would end TX vehicle safety inspections and make roads less safe

ASA Thanks Texas Shops for Contacting their Senators

Bipartisan Members Establish U.S. House Caucus