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Small Business Administration (SBA) revises size standards for Heating Oil and Propane Dealers

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The Small Business Administration has updated the size standards for businesses classified under Heating Oil Dealers (NAICS 454311) and Liquefied Petroleum Gas Dealers (NAICS 454312). Previously, the standard was based on average annual receipts of $11.5 million for Heating Oil Dealers and $6.5 million for Liquefied Petroleum Gas Dealers. The revised standards now define small businesses in both categories as those with 50 or fewer employees. This change is intended to better reflect the current industry landscape, using the latest data and relevant information to create a more stable and accurate size classification. These revised standards took effect on August 21, 2008, allowing businesses and regulatory bodies to rely on a clearer and more consistent metric for small business eligibility in these sectors. The update is part of a formal rulemaking process, accessible publicly through official channels, and provides key contact information for inquiries. This adjustment helps align small business definitions with industry realities, fostering more precise support and regulatory measures within the heating oil and propane dealer industries.

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SBA redefines Heating Oil and LPG Dealers as small businesses with 50 or fewer employees.

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The Small Business Administration has revised the small business size standards for Heating Oil Dealers and Liquified Petroleum Gas Dealers. The final rule revises the standard for North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 454311, Heating Oil Dealers, from $11.5 million in average annual receipts to 50 employees; and it revises the size standard for NAICS code 454312, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Bottled Gas) Dealers, from $6.5 million in average annual receipts to 50 employees. The revised size standards stabilize the definition of the size of a small business in these industries based on a review of the latest available data on industry characteristics and other relevant information. The revised size standards are effective August 21, 2008. You may read and or download the final rule at http://www.regulations.gov. Use RIN-3245-AF67 as your search term. It is also available here.

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