Stephen Miller, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, responded to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's request for tariff relief for small businesses by asserting that they should focus on domestic operations to benefit from significant tax cuts. He claimed that relocating supply chains and production within the U.S. would allow businesses to avoid tariffs. Miller emphasized that this approach would contribute to the largest tax cut in U.S. history, which he believes would outweigh the costs stemming from existing tariffs. His remarks reveal a strategic pivot to tax incentives as opposed to direct relief from tariffs.
Miller insisted that businesses should focus on operations within the U.S. to benefit from tax cuts, dismissing calls for immediate tariff relief.
Miller emphasized that tax cuts associated with investing domestically would outweigh the costs incurred from tariffs, marking it as the most pro-small business tax bill extensive benefits.
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