Reduce regulatory burdens on new companies, including allowing more entrepreneurs to file taxes once per year instead of quarterly.

Margaret Wood Hassan · New Hampshire · Democratic

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Evidence

The framework targets remote-seller compliance burdens by requiring free software that calculates and files sales tax returns, while allowing a standardized sales tax filing form no more than quarterly for remote sellers.

Hassan has taken a concrete, small-business-focused step to reduce tax-compliance burden, but the proposal still contemplates quarterly filing rather than a once-a-year filing system.

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Lowering Costs for Small Business Act – Discussion Framework
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The IRS says estimated tax is divided into four payment periods, with due dates in April, June, September, and January, and the page was last reviewed on March 18, 2026.

Current federal tax guidance still requires quarterly estimated-tax payments, so the specific promise to let more entrepreneurs file taxes once per year has not been delivered.

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Individuals 2 | Internal Revenue Service
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never same_term A for effort

Hassan advanced a small-business tax-burden proposal in her current Senate term, but the available evidence shows only a discussion framework and a narrower filing simplification for remote sellers, not a delivered once-a-year tax filing regime for entrepreneurs. Current IRS rules still require quarterly estimated-tax payments, so the specific promise was not fulfilled.

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