Shutdowns harm Small Business. NSBA commends Congress' working commitments to keep the government funded and open.

NSBA urges Congress to continue prioritizing Small Business matters this session.

Extension of critical tax provisions serving of the Small-Business community is an NSBA Priority Issue for the 119th Congress.

NSBA urges Congress to ensure that Small Businesses aren’t left on the hook for a massive tax hike in the budget resolution bill.

NSBA urges Congress to pass H.R. 736 to delay the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) must be delayed, dismantled, and repealed in the courts, by executive action, or on Capitol Hill.

Shutdowns harm Small Business. Full stop. NSBA urges Congress to choose compromise for a spending plan ahead of expiration Dec. 20.

The short-term spending bill includes NSBA-championed language to delay the CTA for one year for existing companies. 

Outlook and expectations for the Lame Duck session of Congress may not be big for many, but NSBA is keeping small business front and center

This week, the House passed the Prove It Act - legislation to protect Small Business from unchecked, imbalanced rules and regulations.

The House is set to consider a number of items this week, including an NSBA-endorsed bill - the Prove it Act.

NSBA applauds the House Small Business Committee’s commitment to productively legislating for improved small-business policy.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is an unconstitutional law imposing undue burdens on small business.

Access to capital is critical for small business.

Federal regulations affecting small business must be accountable to this important community.

1600 Penn or 101 Main, ineffective small-business policy is on Front Street for NSBA.

This week, legislation was introduced in the House calling to repeal the Corporate Transparency Act.

NSBA Testifies Before Congress on Why CTA is Bad for Small Business

H.R. 7963 will require the Treasury to improve small-business communications on reporting.

On April 16, 2024, SBTC Executive Director Jere Glover was invited to testify before a House Small Business Subcommittee.