WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 16, 2026) – In a new op-ed in The Washington Times, NFIB President Brad Close shares how Main Street is benefiting from the 20% Small Business Deduction being made permanent by the White House and Congress. Close describes how the deduction allows Main Street to keep more of
NFIB Wisconsin State Director Luke Bacher reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB South Dakota State Director Jason Glodt reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB North Dakota State Director Don Larson reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB Nebraska State Director Ryan McIntosh reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB Illinois State Director Noah Finley reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB Minnesota State Director Jon Boesche reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
NFIB Iowa State Director Logan Shine reacts to March’s Small Business Optimism Report and the decrease in Optimism Index
Having the right state and federal policies in place is most vital in times of uncertainty
The deduction ‘gives me hope to stay strong.’
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