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Recent changes to authorities of the Corporate Transparency Act are big victories, but NSBA continues its fight for Small Business.

The first two weeks of President Trump’s second term have seen a flurry of executive orders. Here's what small business needs to know.

NSBA continues to advocate for common sense rulemaking that is not overly broad or duplicative, supporting safe choices for Small Business.

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

Exclusive regulatory analysis and insights to keep your small business ahead of the curve.

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Learn more about the key regulations NSBA has been tracking and working on, and how the new Trump administration is likely to address these

"We look to our newly elected leaders for common-sense legislating, civility and a commitment to move the country forward."

Proposed amendments to the DFARS system lack clarity on certain key small-business issues and will diminish small-business participation.  

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Welcome Rachel Grey and her regulatory expertise to support small-business with NSBA!

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

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

Congrats to Marilyn and her continued support for small business.

CTA: Not the Way to execute small-business policy.

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

Comments are due Nov. 28, 2022. Last week, NSBA reported a new proposed rule from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) that will adjust how...