Earned Sick Time Act Changes Webinar and Resources
Watch NFIB’s latest webinar on ESTA
NFIB Advocates for PA Small Businesses During Legislative Meetings
NFIB’s Greg Moreland testified before committee members on small business issues
NFIB, TAB Applaud Recommendations for Removing Barriers to Small Business Success in Governor’s Small Business Freedom Council Report
NFIB & TAB co-chaired Governor Abbott’s Small Business Freedom Council to review government efficiency for Texas businesses.
Vermont Capitol Update
The pace of action in Montpelier started to pick up in February, with lawmakers introducing hundreds of new bills and committees starting discussions on some of the major issues facing the state. Governor Phil Scott also continued his push to roll back expensive energy mandates, reform school funding, and (hopefully) rein in property tax increases.
New Hampshire Capitol Update
At the beginning of March, the New Hampshire General Court returned from a weeklong break – set to coincide with Winter Recess in most school districts – and will be busy at work ahead of key deadlines.
NFIB Statement on Trump Administration Protecting Small Businesses by Ending Enforcement, Penalties Associated with Beneficial Ownership Reporting
The Trump Administration’s suspension of enforcement against small businesses who do not comply with the Beneficial Ownership Information reporting rule.
Minnesota Paid Leave Program Announces 2026 Tax Rate
The Minnesota Paid Leave Program has announced the payroll tax rate to fund the Paid Family & Medical Leave program
Minnesota 2025 Legislative Session Update
Now that both bodies of the Minnesota Legislature have been in operation for about a month, here is where things currently stand
NFIB Testifies on Small Business Issues at Ohio Legislature
NFIB Ohio attended several hearings in February to advocate for small businesses
Small Businesses Challenge Unchecked Agency Action in Amicus Brief
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case N.C. Department of Environmental Quality v. N.C. Farm Bureau Federation, Inc. at the Supreme Court of North Carolina.