Supplier Relations US, LLC.

Los Angeles, CA, February 16, 2008 --(PR.com)-- President Bush signed into law on February 14th, 2008 the economic stimulus package put forth by both houses of Congress. Of the total amount estimated to reach $152 billion this year, $50 billion of it was granted in US business tax savings. These savings can translate to a significant boost in unexpected revenues for certain manufacturing industries. The top five of these manufacturing industries expected to gain from the new law are automobile and truck, computers, fabricated structural products, radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment, and electrical equipment.

In finding out how significant this tax savings is on the bottom line of receiving industries, a quick estimate yielded surprising results. With the Federal corporate income marginal tax rate of at least 34% for taxable income above $75,000, a fully realized $50 billion tax savings equates to expenditures of three times that amount: a whopping $150 billion in business spending on equipment investments. The above listed industries and many more all stand to gain from this sudden spurt in business spending. Last year, these five industries in the US combined for approximate revenue of $430 billion (the top 10 industries reported approximately $560 billion in revenue.) Even a portion of the $150 billion will represent a significant increase.

“Many of the businesses (consumers of these industries) that will benefit from this tax relief don’t yet realize its implications” said Johnny Lee, Chief Analyst of Supplier Relations US. “As they begin to understand the details, they will go out and invest in the necessary equipment to keep them competitive in the market. The intelligent manufacturers and retailers out there who have foreseen this have already made the appropriate moves to meet this new surge of demand. However, it’s still not too late to get ready and increase capacity.”

On their website (http://www.supplierrelations.us/node/692), Supplier Relations has predicted the top manufacturing industries to benefit from the newly signed stimulus package. The list includes the revenues these industries generated in 2007. In addition, the website provides detailed analysis for each industry, including data on supply, demand, capacity, all associated upstream and downstream industries, and capital expenditures.

Supplier Relations US, LLC is an independent U.S. based information technology and publishing company. The company publishes more than 800 industry reports based on the NAICS definitions of the U.S. manufacturing sector that are commonly used for in-depth industry analysis and reference, benchmarking and forecasting, and as a tool for uncovering new business opportunities. The industry reports rely heavily upon the company's proprietary market research and database technology. Supplier Relations US, LLC was founded in 2004 and comes from a lineage of successful ventures. The management team, all driven by the same great vision for over two decades, decided to contribute their experience and expertise to the industry through Supplier Relations.

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