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To Advance Member Companies- PMPA Government Affairs

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 To advance member companies is part of the PMPA’s Mission; “to identify legislative issues having a significant impact on the Precision Machining Industry… to provide information to impact those issues”  is part of the PMPA Government Affairs Committee’s Mission.

PMPA Government Affairs Committee Member Brad Ohlemacher at the signing.

The Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010 signed into law today by President Obama, includes the following provisions to help small manufacturers remain competitive:  It creates a $30 billion lending fund to provide community banks with capital to increase small business lending

  • Expands access to and lowers the costs for small business to access Small Business Administration (SBA) loans and increases loan limits
  • Spurs investors by giving 100% exclusion from capital gains taxes on small business investments
  • Reduces small business taxes by allowing them to carry back general business tax credits to offset their taxes from the previous five years
  • Doubles small business expensing for immediate write-offs of capital investments, such as equipment and machinery, in 2010 and 2011.
  • Extends bonus depreciation
  • Spurs investment and growth – giving small businesses more cash on hand to create jobs

Government affairs work takes time. Passion. Patience.
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We’re glad to show that the hard work of our Government affairs committee has had a desired result: Legislation releasing money for small business loans to help us stay competitive, hire new employees, and restore American Manufacturing’s Competitiveness.
Thats just one thing that our trade association has done lately.
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President Obama Visits EMC Precision Machining Company

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Speaking of manufacturing

 EMC Precision Machining, a fourth-generation, family-owned company that produces complex precision metal components for a diverse group of global customers, was a stop on President Barack Obama’s area tour today prior to his Town Hall Meeting at Lorain County Community College.
President Obama met with EMC Precision Machining CEO Jeffrey B. Ohlemacher and President Bradley R. Ohlemacher before touring the facility and meeting many of the company’s 44 full-time employees.
How we make things.

EMC is a 4th generation, 85 year young enterprise that has weathered the economic storm by continuing to invest in its people, systems, and assets, keeping its focus on the urgent machining needs of its customers.
Customers in industrial equipment, hydraulics, pneumatics, transportation, medical and aerospace and agricultural markets. EMC produce precision machined components that go into a wide range of applications, from putting glue on your cereal box, to critical hydraulics systems in helicopters.
We’re glad the president got to see first hand how people who make things, make things.  We’re glad that the Ohlemachers and employees at EMC Precision Machining were able to connect with the president, and share how their experience with continuous education and training, staying up to date with the latest technologies and investing in priorities has kept them competitive despite difficult times.
Thats a message to take back to Washington.
More details on the presidents visit here. Here. And here.
More details on EMC Precision Machining.
The EMC Website.
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