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.”
Make Your Voice Heard: Virtual Workgroup on Sales Tax on Leases
The Colorado Department of Revenue, Division of Taxation, is hosting a virtual workgroup meeting to discuss the promulgation of a new sales tax rule regarding leases
WATCH: What to Expect from the Colorado Legislature in 2026
Protecting the Labor Peace Act, Right to Repair, and working to eliminate credit card swipe fees on sales tax are among Colorado small business owners’ top priorities.
Oklahoma Small Business Owners Outline Top Priorities Ahead of 2026 Legislative Session
NFIB Oklahoma calls on the Legislature to prioritize reforms that reduce cost pressures on small business owners.
NFIB to Colorado Lawmakers: Treat Main Street as Partner
“Small-business owners are counting on lawmakers to see Main Street, not as a source of revenue or a problem to micromanage, but as a partner in Colorado’s future economic prosperity.”
Progress Continues to Lower Credit Card Swipe Fees
Congress reintroduced the Credit Card Competition Act to lower swipe fees. Take action to urge competition between credit card processing companies and provide choice for small businesses.
Small Business Calls on U.S. House to Advance REPAIR Act
NFIB urges Congress to allow small businesses access to vehicle information to keep repairs more affordable.
WATCH: What to Expect from the New Mexico Legislature in 2026
Increasing transparency within the legal system, legislative, and rulemaking processes among the top priorities for small business owners in New Mexico
VIDEO: Sen. Dick Durbin Discusses Impact of High Swipe Fees on Small Businesses
Credit Card Competition Act, re-introduced this week, would give small businesses options when choosing credit card processing network
Small Businesses Urge Congress to Pass the Credit Card Competition Act
Small businesses deserve the right to pick their credit card processing network