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Jason Bowman

Jason Bowman

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Director, WFSB-TV (Hartford, CT)

Connecticut

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Lifestyle, Culture Music, HealthTravel, Arts

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Anything outside entertainment, which doesn’t leave much really!

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Total articles 14

  • Beauty salons like ours are unfairly taxed by the Feds. The new Congress must fix it | Opinion

    By Jason Bowman| Idaho Statesman Verified Small businesses are the engine that drives our economy — employing nearly half of the American workforce. When we let small businesses serve their communities, it benefits everyone. Someone needs to tell Congress. Right now, too many small businesses — like hair salons and barbershops — are being held back because of a broken tax code. We opened our first Sport Clips in Idaho in 2006.

    By Jason Bowman · Idaho Statesman

    Nov. 22, 2024

  • Beauty salons like ours are unfairly taxed by the Feds. The new Congress must fix it | Opinion

    By Jason Bowman| Yahoo Finance Verified Voters spoke in the 2024 elections, and what they said was bring prices down and get immigration under control. Some beneficiaries of the 2024 election heard a different message. “On November 5, voters decisively elected Donald Trump with a mandate for sweeping change,” Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who are running Trump’s government-efficiency commission, wrote in the Wall Street Journal on Nov. 21.

    By Jason Bowman · Yahoo Finance

    Nov. 22, 2024

  • Beauty salons like ours are unfairly taxed by the Feds. The new Congress must fix it | Opinion

    By Jason Bowman| Idaho Statesman Verified Small businesses are the engine that drives our economy — employing nearly half of the American workforce. When we let small businesses serve their communities, it benefits everyone. Someone needs to tell Congress. Right now, too many small businesses — like hair salons and barbershops — are being held back because of a broken tax code. We opened our first Sport Clips in Idaho in 2006.

    By Jason Bowman · Idaho Statesman

    Nov. 22, 2024

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WFSB-TV (Hartford, CT)

East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

+1 860-728-7000