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Rhode Island legislative session considers bills affecting small business owners
March 16, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business reports that Rhode Island lawmakers are considering several bills impacting small business operations this session. Proposed legislation includes stricter energy regulations and changes to unemployment benefits. The group has voiced both opposition and support on key measures.
Read more →Rhode Island lawmakers consider governor’s proposed millionaires tax
February 27, 2026
Governor Dan McKee’s proposal to introduce a new 8.9% income tax bracket for individuals earning over $1 million was presented to the Rhode Island House Committee on Finance earlier this week.
Read more →Rhode Island named worst state for starting a business in 2026
January 30, 2026
Rhode Island has been ranked as the worst state in the United States to start a business, according to WalletHub’s 2026 report.
Read more →Rhode Island governor proposes new tax bracket affecting some small businesses
January 19, 2026
Governor Dan McKee has released his proposed budget for the 2027 fiscal year, which includes a new tax bracket of 8.99% on income over $1 million, often referred to as a “millionaire’s tax.” The proposal is intended to target high-income earners...
Read more →Rhode Island legislature opens 2026 session amid budget deficit and policy changes
January 5, 2026
The Rhode Island legislature has begun its 2026 session with several issues expected to affect businesses and residents.
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Rhode Island clarifies stance on federal tax law changes for local businesses
October 16, 2025
Earlier this month, the Rhode Island Division of Taxation released guidance on how the state will handle provisions from the federal tax legislation known as the One, Big, Beautiful Bill, which was signed into law last July.
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Rhode Island minimum wage set to rise above neighboring states in coming years
September 2, 2025
Rhode Island lawmakers have approved an increase to the state's minimum wage, which will see the rate rise by more than 13% over two years.
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Rhode Island enacts ban on employer-led captive audience meetings
August 18, 2025
Rhode Island has enacted a law that bans employers from holding mandatory meetings with workers to discuss unionization, often referred to as "captive audience meetings."
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