Governor Stein Signs 5 Hurricane Helene Recovery Orders
The executives orders include accelerating temporary housing and the repair of private roads and bridges.
U.S. Rep-Elect Mark Messmer (IN-08) Joins NFIB’s Small Business Rundown Podcast
Rep.-elect Messmer was featured on the latest episode of NFIB’s podcast
Missouri’s Governor-elect Mike Kehoe Featured on NFIB’s Small Business Rundown
Governor-elect Kehoe is a small business owner and NFIB member.
GUEST COLUMN: Repeal the Corporate Transparancy Act
NFIB Tennessee member Sam Pfister writes that the misguided mandate hurts small businesses.
Plan to Attend VA Small Business Day on Jan. 21
Join us and help the voice of small business be heard in the General Assembly.
TN Business Now Have Option Not to File the Tangible Personal Property Tax Schedule
Small business owners in Tennessee should soon see their annual tangible personal property (TPP) schedules in the mail from local county assessors.
Starting this year, more than half of small businesses in Tennessee will have the option to simply pay a small tax and bypass filling out t
Small Business Tax Planning Tips for 2025
Managing Partner and President of Anderson Business Advisors Toby Mathis, Esq. spoke with webinar attendees about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the new administration’s proposals, and tax savings strategies that every small business should consider going into 2025.
Overtime Eligibility, Lawsuit Actions Among NFIB Legal Center Amicus Filings
Three important amicus briefs filed by NFIB in November and December cover concerns ranging from a challenge to the Department of Labor’s determination of overtime eligibility to limiting lawsuit liability.
New Video Explains Effects of 20% Small Business Tax Deduction
NFIB’s new explainer video shows the effect of the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction and why it needs to be made permanent. Urge Congress to act now.
Beneficial Ownership Reporting on Indefinite Hold
A federal appeals court put the beneficial ownership reporting requirement on hold while the court considers NFIB’s lawsuit arguing the law is unconstitutional.