NFIB Supports Bills to Promote Transparency & Accountability to State Health Care Mandates
Bills would create a much-needed process to estimate how proposed legislation could impact the cost of private health coverage for employers and families.
New Hampshire Capitol Update
“With over 1,000 bills introduced at the New Hampshire General Court, the action has been brisk over the first month of the legislative session. NFIB New Hampshire is in Concord talking to lawmakers and testifying in committee to protect the right of our members to own, operate, and grow their businesses.”
Texas Small Businesses Issue 2025 Top Legislative Priorities
NFIB highlights five important issues for the Texas Legislature.
NFIB and Texas Association of Business Endorse Bills to Bring Transparency and Accountability to State Health Care Mandates
SB 818 and HB 1906 would create a much-needed process to estimate how proposed legislation could impact the cost of private health coverage for employers and families.
NFIB to Congress: Advance the Small Business Growth Agenda
NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization released a “Small Business Growth Agenda for the 119th Congress,
Small Business Growth Agenda for the 119th Congress Released
Ahead of the new Congressional session, NFIB released the Small Business Growth Agenda to encourage lawmakers to prioritize small business issues during the 119th Congress.
Main Street Applauds Passage of Bipartisan Legislation to Reduce Burdensome Health Care Reporting Requirements
The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed companion legislation in 2023.
NFIB’s Chris Ferruso Testifies on Biomarker Testing Mandate
Ferruso testified before the Ohio Senate Insurance Committee
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.
NFIB Virtual Event: New Mexico Legislative Preview
The New Mexico Legislature will convene on January 21, 2025, where among other issues, we anticipate lawmakers will consider several bills that could increase the cost of doing business in the state.