As reported in our last update to NFIB members, the 2019-20 legislative session drew to a close on January 6th. Following the passage of several last minutes bills, here are the end results of the various policies once the dust settled:
Pennsylvania state government took a step forward into the new year with the January 19th swearing-in of our three statewide row offices.
NFIB State Director Nathan Humphrey released the following statement on Gov. Brian Kemp’s State of the State Address.
NFIB State Executive Director Bill Herrlewill testify before the House Civil Justice Committee today in support of House Bill 7.
Small business data is valuable and must be protected, not just from hackers but from hardware failure, natural disasters and ransomware attacks.
Whether you own an online store or a traditional brick and mortar shop, shipping is part of business. Here are 7 considerations to help you set up shipping.
If your business hasn’t switched to EMV chip cards from swipe and sign payments, it could be costing you money.
We welcome Isabel Guzman, the nominee to lead the SBA, as she knows the needs of small businesses well.
From John Kabateck, California state director for NFIB, on today’s release of Gov. Newsom’s proposed state budget.
NFIB State Director Ben Homeyer applauded Gov. Henry McMaster’s plan to set aside an additional $123 million for grants to help South Carolina small businesses.
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