NH Tobacco Retailer Reporting Requirements Take Effect
Monthly Tobacco Retail Report Required to Be Filed with Liquor Commission
Small Businesses Need Credit Card Network Competition
A recent VISA and Mastercard anti-trust settlement pays out businesses but fails to provide meaningful relief for Main Street. NFIB urges Congress to pass the Credit Card Competition Act to allow competition and limit growing swipe fees.
Proposed WOTUS Rule Provides Clarity for Small Businesses
The newly proposed Waters of the United States rule adheres to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett v. EPA to provide clarity for small business and property owners on which waters are protected under the Clean Water Act.
Small Businesses Support Legislation to Prevent Unworkable Proposed Heat Standard
Legislation would stop a massive new OSHA regulation from burdening small businesses nationwide
Statement: Small Businesses Can’t Afford House Bill 5 Mandates
Measure would hurt Virginia’s small businesses and their employees.
NFIB Statement Regarding New WOTUS Rule
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nov. 18, 2025) – NFIB issued a statement regarding the EPA and Department of the Army’s announcement of a new WOTUS rule.
Small Business Urges Congress to Repeal BOI Reporting Requirements
Beneficial ownership must be fully repealed, and all previously submitted data must be destroyed. If not, 32 million small businesses could once again face severe penalties, and those that did provide information to FinCEN’s database continue to face a security risk.
NFIB Small Business Legal Center Celebrates 25 Years Fighting for Small Business
The NFIB Small Business Legal Center celebrates 25 years of fighting for small business in the courts. Learn more about the historic cases the Legal Center was involved in to protect the rights of small business.
NFIB Releases NEW Resource for Minnesota Small Businesses
The Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) mandate in Minnesota goes into effect on Jan. 1st impacting small business owners throughout the state
$20 Minimum Wage Hike Bills Heard in Committee
If the bill advances, it will make Massachusetts one of the highest minimum wages in the nation.