NFIB’s Statement on the End of the 2025-2026 Legislative Session
The focus should be on making New York less expensive, stimulating our economy, and creating opportunities for small businesses.
The focus should be on making New York less expensive, stimulating our economy, and creating opportunities for small businesses.
NFIB members will meet with Congress about key small business issues, including repealing the Beneficial Ownership Information mandate and reforming credit card swipe fees. Join in their efforts and take action!
NFIB’s 2025-2026 Voting Record includes 10 key votes on tax and regulatory issues.
NFIB sent a letter to the Department of the Treasury opposing a new interim rule that will raise credit card swipe fees for small businesses.
Experts discuss the impact of credit card swipe fees on businesses and consumers, along with legislation to introduce competition in the credit card marketplace to fight rising costs.
A recent opinion article covers swipe fees, the Credit Card Competition Act, and its importance to lower costs for small businesses.
Roundtable featured conversation on the permanency of the 20% Small Business Deduction, the Credit Card Competition Act, and regulatory issues
NFIB sent letters to Congress in support of the COMPETE Act, a bill that allows consumers to enroll in flexible health insurance plans for longer time periods and creates competition in the health care marketplace.
NFIB State Director Katie Burns urges Congress to pass the bipartisan Credit Card Competition Act
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.
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