Update on Department of Labor’s Independent Contractor Rule
The Department of Labor (DOL) announced that the 2024 independent contractor rule will not be enforced while it is under departmental review.
Finding Qualified Workers Remains a Challenge for Small Business Owners
NFIB’s April jobs report found that labor quality remains a challenge for small businesses, while small business owners who are trying to hire increased three points from March.
NFIB Applauds Gov. Scott’s Action to Pause California Cars and Trucks Mandates
NFIB Vermont supports legislation to prevent regulators from adopting California vehicle regulations without legislative approval.
Podcast Covers Small Business Tax Priorities and Beneficial Ownership Repeal
NFIB members and lawmakers discuss the importance of making the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent and NFIB experts provide an update in the fight to repeal beneficial ownership reporting.
NFIB’s Josselin Castillo Joins “Syracuse’s Morning Show with Dave Allen” to Warn of Massive Tax Hike Facing New York Small Businesses
New York’s Main Street Business Owners Need Congress to Make the Small Business Deduction Permanent.
High Stakes for Montana in the Small Business Deduction Bill
NFIB Vice President Jeff Brabant talks to radio host Aaron Flint
NFIB Statement on the Passing of Former U.S. Senator & Governor Kit Bond
Sen. Bond was a strong advocate for Missouri’s small businesses
NFIB: Governor Signs Key Tort Reform Bill, Marking First Step Toward Comprehensive Legal Overhaul
Stopping lawsuit abuse will remain a priority when lawmakers return to Columbia in 2026.
NFIB Backs House Ways & Means Pro-Small Business Tax Relief Proposal, Urges Passage Ahead of Committee Markup
NFIB sent a letter to leaders of the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means in support of the Committee’s budget reconciliation proposal.
NFIB Iowa Joins Statement About Costly Health Care Mandate
NFIB Iowa joins other Iowa organizations in expressing how state’s costly health care mandate will impact businesses