Congress Reintroduces Main Street Tax Certainty Act
The Main Street Tax Certainty Act will make the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent and stop a massive tax hike on small business at the end of the year. Sign NFIB’s petition today!
NFIB Member Amplifies the Voice of Small Business
NFIB member Alison Couch is fighting to make the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent by writing an op-ed, participating in a national press briefing, and testifying before the U.S. House Ways & Means Committee.
Maine Capitol Update
“NFIB believes lawmakers should follow the budgeting approach used by many small businesses and families, an approach that prioritizes aligning spending with available revenues and income.”
Minnesota Small Business Owner’s Op-ed in The Star Tribune
NFIB Minnesota member’s op-ed urges lawmakers to make the small business deduction permanent.
Florida Small Businesses Applaud Rent Tax Elimination in Gov. DeSantis FY 2025-26 Budget
NFIB responds to the governor’s budget proposal.
Small Business Owners Applaud Governor Abbott’s Commitment to Promoting Greater Economic Opportunity
Tax and regulatory relief among top priorities for Texas small businesses.
Please contact your elected officials on Beacon Hill TODAY!
“The Healey administration and the Biden administration reached an agreement regarding the state’s $2.5 billion unemployment insurance error dating back to 2020 through 2022.”
Rhode Island Capitol Update
NFIB asks that you help educate Rhode Island lawmakers on how income tax hikes are also tax increases on small businesses. Please take a moment to use our Action Alert to contact your elected officials.
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.”
Vermont Capitol Update
In his budget address and other public comments, Governor Phil Scott called on Vermont lawmakers to roll back expensive and controversial parts of recently enacted climate change laws. Specifically, Scott called for eliminating the ability for special interest groups to file lawsuits under the 2020 Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA).