In an opinion piece written for Small Business Xchange, Andrea McGee, NFIB Principal of Federal Government Relations, explains how growing credit card swipe fees are impacting small businesses and what Congress can do.
States wrapped up their 2025 legislative sessions after considering multiple small business measures. Learn more about outcomes on taxes, paid leave, minimum wage, tort reform, and more.
In a new op-ed in Small Business Xchange, Andrea McGee, NFIB Principal of Federal Government Relations writes about the impact of soaring credit card swipe fees.
Texas Legislature approves SB 2610, which aims to protect small businesses and consumers from cyber criminals.
The 2025 state legislative sessions convened with all fifty states in regular session. Like previous sessions, state lawmakers have considered various proposals impacting small businesses.
NFIB applauds a recent decision by an Oregon court blocking an executive order mandating project labor agreements on state construction projects.
Gov. Tina Kotek’s executive order on project labor agreements put on hold
NFIB sent a letter to Rep. Neal Dunn (FL-02) in strong support of his legislation, the Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR) Act.
A bipartisan bill, HB 1282, would exclude sales tax and tips from costly swipe fees charged by credit card networks.
Arizona State Rep. Jeff Weninger urges Legislature to support HB 2629 and wipe the swipe on taxes.
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