BOOTHBAY, Maine (AP) — The Maine Small Business Coalition has released a report that shows 39 percent of the state's small-business owners are older than 55 and increasingly reliant on social programs such as social security and Medicare.
The coalition released the report, "Business is (Baby) Booming," in Boothbay on Wednesday. It was prepared by the national Main Street Alliance using Census Bureau data.
The coalition says that instead of cutting Social Security and Medicare to balance the federal budget, Congress should close tax loopholes and crack down on tax abuse to bring in more revenue.
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