WASHINGTON, D.C. – Marking the one-year anniversary of the 2025 tax law, the National Association of Manufacturers today released “Manufacturing Tax Wins Across America,” a new 50-state collection of manufacturer success stories highlighting how H.R. 1 is driving investment, job creation, innovation and long-term growth across the country.
The stories help demonstrate the value of protecting the law’s pro-manufacturing tax provisions and equip Congress with concrete examples of how manufacturers are putting them to work in their states and districts.
“Tax policy is far more than numbers on a spreadsheet, and these stories—across all 50 states—show the real-world impact of pro-growth policies that have given manufacturers the confidence to invest, hire, raise wages and expand facilities,” said NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons.
“H.R. 1 is one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in a generation. Congress and the administration delivered the permanent, pro-growth tax code manufacturers needed to invest in their people, purchase new equipment and plan confidently for the long term. Those investments are strengthening manufacturing and improving lives across America. As these stories illustrate, manufacturers are producing the equipment that keeps firefighters safe, delivering clean drinking water to families and helping America’s farmers feed the world. They are advancing breakthrough healthcare technologies, strengthening our defense industrial base and producing the components that power everything from space telescopes to spaceflight.
“Manufacturers are putting this historic, pro-growth tax law to work, and we will continue sharing these stories while partnering with policymakers to protect its provisions, strengthen America’s competitiveness and create even more opportunities for manufacturing workers and communities.”
“I have seen firsthand that long-term tax certainty translates into workforce certainty,” said Snap-on Chairman and CEO and NAM Vice Chair for Tax and Finance Policy Nick Pinchuk. “This law was an investment in the American worker. It reaffirms, for all to see, the critical importance of manufacturing to our nation’s future and it assures that prosperous tomorrow by giving manufacturers, including small and family-owned businesses, a significant boost to their capabilities and the confidence to make lasting investments in their people—to recruit, train and retain skilled workers, strengthen career pathways, and create good paying jobs in communities across the country.”
“When I first started drafting the One, Big, Beautiful Bill, I made it clear: permanent, pro-growth tax policy was a top priority,” said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO). “If we were truly going to make a lasting impact for manufacturers, we had to deliver legislation that gave them the confidence to invest in equipment, hire workers, and plan for the long term — and that’s exactly what we did. By preventing a massive tax hike and locking in permanent, pro-growth tax policies, we gave manufacturers the certainty they needed to grow. One year later, we’re seeing the results, with success stories from manufacturers in all 50 states.”
“Manufacturers are sharing firsthand examples of how permanent, pro-growth tax policy is enabling them to invest in new facilities, expand operations and create good-paying jobs,” said Senate Finance Committee Chairman Mike Crapo (R-ID). “One year in, the results are clear—the Working Families Tax Cuts are strengthening our economy, boosting American manufacturing and creating greater opportunities for workers for years to come.”
Among the stories featured in “Manufacturing Tax Wins Across America”:
- BTE Technologies in Maryland is projecting more than 50% growth over the next five years.
- GSE Dynamics in New York invested $1.5 million in a new high-precision, 5-axis horizontal machining center to strengthen America’s defense industrial base.
- Ketchie Inc. in North Carolina expanded its workforce by 25% following investments supported by the tax law.
- Munson Boats in Washington is expanding its manufacturing facility while increasing its workforce by 23%.
- Pivot Manufacturing in Arizona made the largest equipment purchase in company history after the 2025 tax law provided long-term tax certainty.
- Winton Machine Company in Georgia is on track for its best year ever in 2026.
Learn more about the NAM’s work to secure a pro-growth tax code here.
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