The Hill Events

At The Hill’s event on the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction sitting next to Congressman-elect Mark Messmer of Indiana’s 8th district and listening to a great bi-partisan discussion with Reps Schneider (D-IL) and Smucker (R-PA). Thank you to our sponsor NFIB for supporting this very informative and timely program!

Honored to be a panelist at the upcoming event with The Hill next week in D.C. We'll be discussing the Main Street Tax Certainty Act and its significance for small businesses across the nation. Looking forward to engaging in meaningful conversations and thankful to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) for continuing to be a champion in making this important tax relief permanent! #BusinessAdvocacy #TaxPolicy #EcononicDevelopment

The Hill and National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) are hosting a timely discussion?on Nov. 19?to discuss The 20% Small Business Tax Deduction and what its potential expiration could mean for small business. Join us as we convene small business leaders, tax experts, and policymakers to analyze this provision and discuss solutions for the future. RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e6CYem-4 Speakers Include: - Rep. Brad Schneider (D-IL), Member, House Ways & Means Committee? - Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-PA), Member, Ways & Means Committee & Lead Sponsor, Main Street Tax Certainty Act - Alison Couch, Owner, Ignite Accounting & Business Advisors - Dana M Peterson, Cheif Economist & Leader of the Economy, Strategy & Finance Center, The Conference Board - Candice Price, Co-Owner, Home Team Auto Sales - Joby Young, EVP, American Farm Bureau Federation - Brad Close, President, National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) #TheHillEconomy

Today's #FabFriday announcement, brought to you by Nexstar Media Group, Inc., is excited to highlight The Hill as they celebrate Election Day coverage & 30 years of agenda-setting, non-partisan journalism. See how many joined us between Election Day & the day after, below: ?? 9.44M+ unique visitors ?? 18.34M+ page views ?? 1M views on TikTok ?? 35.8M impressions on X ?? 1.5M views on Facebook ?? 4.7M views on Instagram So many congratulations Joe, Bob & team. Visit www.nexstar.tv/careers to?connect?the players,?define?the issues & engage?Washington’s decision makers in the debate. #thehill #nexstarnation #nikki4nexstar

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Bob Cusack announces The Hill's Election Night 2024 coverage plans including a live 5-hour stream of America’s Vote hosted by Mychael Schnell. Read more here??https://lnkd.in/eUen-FhX

Today’s the day! This morning we’ll be engaging a panel of experts around key Medicare updates that may impact you this Open Enrollment period. Be sure to follow us on X (@aging_research) along with The Hill for conversation updates and a livestream of the event.

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Join The Hill on?Oct. 22 as we convene Open Enrollment experts, policymakers, and advocates to address key changes and updates expected from 2025 Medicare open-enrollment. Topics of discussion will include a $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket prescription-drug costs, a new program designed to help enrollees spread out their medication costs, the new Medicare Prescription Payment Plan and more. RSVP: https://lnkd.in/ePjKWHsJ Speakers: - Thomas Kornfield, Founder & CEO, @MAST Health Policy Solutions - Amy Niles, Chief Mission Officer, PAN Foundation? - Bruce Pyenson, Former?Principal & Consulting Actuary,?Milliman; Former Commissioner, Medpac - Julia Schreiber, Program Director, Maryland Department of Aging ; Administrator, Maryland State Health Insurance Assistance Program - Adina Lasser, Public Policy Manager, Alliance for Aging Research #TheHillHealth

Happy #Medicare Open Enrollment! Here's what you need to know: 1) Open Enrollment starts TODAY, October 15, and runs until December 7, 2024. In 2025, Medicare beneficiaries with Part D plans will have access to two new benefits aimed at making their prescription medications more affordable: ? A maximum limit on out-of-pocket costs ($2,000 in 2025) ? The option to use the new Medicare Prescription Payment Plan The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan helps beneficiaries spread their out-of-pocket costs into monthly installments with no interest or fees. It doesn’t cost anything to sign up or use this option. TO DO: Please help us guide beneficiaries through these exciting new changes! Direct folks to the Alliance for Aging Research webpage for downloadable, animated films in English and Spanish, PSAs, a social media toolkit, and more: https://lnkd.in/eqX79YYY 2) It's more important than ever this year to check your current Part D drug plan to make sure it will still provide the best coverage for your prescriptions at your preferred pharmacy next year. Formularies, pharmacy networks, and cost sharing for prescriptions may change, even if your premium doesn’t. TO DO: Get expert, unbiased, free guidance through your local, State Health Insurance Assistance Program at www.shiphelp.org. (Click on the "Find Local Medicare Help" button). 3) JOIN US for The Hill Events "Bang for Your Buck: Get the Most from Your 2025 Medicare Drug Benefits" WEDNESDAY, October 22 Program 8:30 AM ET - 10:00 AM ET (breakfast served 7:45 - 8:30 AM) Top Of The Hill 1 Constitution Ave NE, Washington DC, 20002 & streaming online nationally TO DO: Learn more and REGISTER at: https://lnkd.in/ekgfdzd2 #MedicareOE #PartD #SHIPhelp #SharingIsCaring