What is Bankruptcy Clawback?
A bankruptcy clawback occurs when someone who files for bankruptcy tries to recover money they paid to a business in the months before filing. They can force businesses to return the funds, even for services or goods already provided. The Bankruptcy Code (Section 547)
A millionaire’s tax today, a tax on you tomorrow
The Senator spoke on the U.S. Senate floor about how the Credit Card Competition Act will help Illinois small businesses
The Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 105
Securing funding to finance your small business can feel overwhelming, but having a basic understanding of your options and available resources will help with choosing a strategy that fits your business needs. Below is an overview of business loan options and other financing opportunities that may b
The event gave local business owners a chance to hear directly from their legislators
NFIB State Director Jeff Burdett appears on KLIF News in Dallas, 710 KURV in the Valley, urging state lawmakers to expand the emergency bridge loan program to more small business owners.
The initial GDP reading came out July 30. The economy is solid, albeit moving at a slower pace – a recession does not appear imminent.
On May 6, NFIB members and allied business owners from across New York traveled to Albany to advocate for legislation that would exclude swipe fees on tax and gratuities.
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