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Small Business Legislative Update — Week 14
Save The Date: May 6th, 2025
NFIB and small business organizations are meeting in Albany on May 6 to advocate for the elimination of credit card swipe fees on sales tax and gratuities. Legislators need to hear directly from the small business owners who are hit with these fees to fully understand how much they need this relief.
NFIB Applauds Colorado House Finance Support of Credit Card Swipe Fee Reform
“The Committee’s passage of HB 1282 is a good sign for Colorado small businesses.”
Small business, Restaurants, Retail, Hospitality, and Others in Major Push for Credit Card Swipe Fee Changes
Coalition of trade associations supports bill to exclude sales tax and gratuities from card swipe fees, saving consumers, employees, and merchants $930 million annually.
NFIB Urges to Help Small Businesses By Passing the Retailer Tax Fairness Act
The measure would provide much-needed relief to small businesses struggling with rising credit and debit card processing fees.
NFIB Congratulates Scott Bessent on Confirmation as Treasury Secretary
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, congratulated Scott Bessent today on being confirmed as Secretary of the Treasury in a bipartisan vote.
NFIB Highlights Top Small Business Priorities as 2025 Nears
NFIB highlights top legislative priorities for the next two months. Congress can proactively provide relief to small businesses if they act now.
Valdosta Bank Recognized for 57th Year as NFIB Member
Citizens Community Bank, co-founded by the Hollis family of Valdosta, was honored for its commitment to NFIB and its role in the small business community.
Illinois Government Report Projects $3 Billion State Deficit for FY26
Illinois is facing a $3 billion deficit next year, according to a report released by the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB).