Main Street Urges Lawmakers to Keep Arizona a Small Business State
“Ensuring our state remains a small business state requires lawmakers to understand the unique challenges small employers face.”
Overtime Eligibility, Lawsuit Actions Among NFIB Legal Center Amicus Filings
Three important amicus briefs filed by NFIB in November and December cover concerns ranging from a challenge to the Department of Labor’s determination of overtime eligibility to limiting lawsuit liability.
Beneficial Ownership Reporting on Indefinite Hold
A federal appeals court put the beneficial ownership reporting requirement on hold while the court considers NFIB’s lawsuit arguing the law is unconstitutional.
NFIB California Main Street Minute, December 30-January 3
Court rules again on BOI reporting requirements
Fifth Circuit Reverses Course, Blocks Government Enforcement of Burdensome Beneficial Ownership Reporting For Small Businesses
The court’s latest decision reinstates the nationwide injunction, blocking the burdensome beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements for small businesses while the court fully considers the government’s appeal.
Fifth Circuit Appeals Court Reinstates BOI Reporting for Small Businesses
NFIB is extremely disappointed by today’s decision in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in NFIB’s lawsuit challenging the CTA.
NFIB Statement on Gov. Hochul’s Veto of Wrongful Death Bill
Wall Street Journal: Congress Should Repeal the Corporate Transparency Act and Provide Relief to Small Businesses
Today, the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board published an op-ed discussing the impact of the Corporate Transparency Act’s (CTA) burdensome Beneficial Ownership Information reporting requirements and its impact on small businesses.
NFIB Releases New Radio/Digital Ads in Nevada Urging Lawmakers to Repeal Beneficial Ownership Requirements
NFIB Releases New Radio and Digital Ads Urging Lawmakers to Repeal Burdensome Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements
NFIB announced a new advertising campaign across several states featuring targeted ads that urge Congress to pass the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act.