READ: Competition Can Fix The Credit Card Swipe Fee Crisis
NFIB State Director Katie Burns urges Congress to pass the bipartisan Credit Card Competition Act
Small Business Demands the Right to Repair
A recent opinion article highlights how passing the REPAIR Act would give small businesses access to critical data and information needed to repair vehicles and parts, cutting costs and delays for consumers.
New NFIB Op-Ed in Washington Examiner
ICYMI: NFIB Principal of Federal Government Relations Louis Bertolotti published an op-ed in the Washington Examiner on the importance of right to repair legislation for small businesses.
Credit Card Competition is Essential for Small Business
A recent opinion article covers swipe fees, the Credit Card Competition Act, and its importance to lower costs for small businesses.
New NFIB Op-Ed: Small Businesses Compete – Why Can’t Credit Card Companies?
Washington, D.C. (Feb. 17, 2026) – In a new op-ed in RealClearPolitics, Adam Temple, NFIB Senior Vice President for Advocacy writes about the crisis American small businesses are facing due to credit card swipe fees. Temple urges lawmakers to support Main Street by passing the bipartisan Credit Card
NFIB Wyoming Urges Lawmakers to Support “Right to Repair”
“Small business owners need the freedom to repair the equipment they rely on for their livelihoods.”
Amicus Brief Challenges Unfair Licensing Requirements for Arizona Small Business
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Greg Mills and Southwest Engineering Concepts, LLC v. State of Arizona at the Arizona Supreme Court.
NFIB Urges Arizona State Lawmakers to Align State Tax Code with Department of Revenue’s Forms
With tax filing season underway, small business owners need certainty now
WATCH: NFIB Arizona Testifies in Support of Tax Certainty on Behalf of Small Businesses
NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich testifies before the Senate Finance Committee in support of aligning the state tax code with the forms issued by the Department of Revenue
Colorado Small Business Owners Call on Lawmakers to Protect the Labor Peace Act
“The majority of Coloradans oppose removing the second-vote requirement, and lawmakers should protect this safeguard for workers.”