Lawmakers Agree on Much-Needed Workers’ Comp Reform
The House and Senate agreed on final language on Friday.
New Swipe Fee Rule Will Increase Costs for Small Business
NFIB sent a letter opposing a new interim rule that will raise credit card swipe fees for small businesses.
Our take: As one of the highest overhead costs for small businesses, this new in
Congress Must Unleash Small Business Growth in New Reconciliation Bill
A recent opinion article explores how Congress can bolster small business growth by passing a tax, regulatory, and healthcare reform bill.
Bipartisan Agreement Rolls Back Vermont Land Use Restrictions
Rural outcry leads to repeal of “Road Rule” and “Tier 3” restrictions.
NY Rollback of Expensive Climate Mandate Offers Hope for VT
Governor Hochul, state lawmakers agreed to substantial rollback of expensive climate law.
New NFIB Op-Ed: Unleash Small Business Growth in Additional Reconciliation Bill
New package should bolster small business success with crucial tax, regulatory, and healthcare reforms
NFIB California Main Street Minute, May 26-29
Where good bills go into but never come out of
Reminder: 2026 Annual Filing Report Due June 30
Pennsylvania small business owners are required to file an Annual Report to the Pennsylvania Department of State. This is a new requirement that started in 2025. The filing window is now open and the deadline for filing is June 30, 2026. The Annual Report is $7 for most small businesses.
The annu
NFIB on C-SPAN: How Small Businesses are Managing Economic Pressures
A discussion on C-SPAN featuring an NFIB expert covers the current state of the small business economy and the top issues that are impacting Main Street.
NFIB Thanks Spanberger for Vetoing Class Action, SWaM Bills
The bills would have damaged small businesses.