#WP2023 was a big success for small business! Wrapping after two days of important networking and meetings with key policymakers, NSBA’ s...

The Credit Card Competition Act would decentralize and permit transaction processing across multiple networks. With only three weeks left...

Lawmakers MUST act to ensure parity in tax rates between the smallest businesses and global corporations.

NSBA stands against money laundering, but, for how its methods affect small business, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is not the way.

NSBA urges Congress to allow self-employed individuals to fully-deduct the cost of their health insurance.

Lawmakers should act immediately to reverse this extremely problematic change to a five-year R&D amortization.

Policymakers must ensure small-business hiring is not hampered by unnecessary and unfair regulations.

Congress must ensure it allocates the financial resources required for Advocacy, an office devoted solely to serving America’s small...

NSBA supports fair labor, economic growth and job creation.

Employees and employers should be able to determine allocations for themselves.

The very tools that make small businesses competitive have also put them in the crosshairs of cyber attackers.

True relief can only be achieved through a broad reform of the current health care system.

Lawmakers and regulators should make every attempt to streamline regulations.

Minimum wage increases and mandates affect small businesses when it comes to labor costs.

A free and open Internet helps prevent unfair pricing practices by ISPs.

NSBA urges the Senate and the SBA Administrator to swiftly fill all remaining vacant political appointments.