DALLAS (April 6, 2023) – West Dallas small business owner and NFIB member Andy Ellard penned a letter to the editor of the Dallas Morning News in support of the Texas Regulatory Consistency Act (SB 814 /HB 2127), legislation that would give local job creators one set of rules to follow statewide whi
A new Small Business Health Insurance Survey reveals the severity of the affordability crisis small businesses face when they try to offer health insurance.
NFIB VP of Federal Government Relations led a webinar to share the latest on the current climate in Congress and NFIB’s advocacy plans.
When most think of a business’s value, they consider “tangible assets”—money, land, equipment. But a growing trend has been to value a company or organization based on “intangible assets”—reputation, employees, and customer loyalty. ESG is a method of valuing “intangible assets” of a business.
Three NFIB members testified in different U.S. House committee hearings last month about how their small business is dealing with the current economic challenges.
This year’s session of the General Assembly came to a close shortly after midnight on Thursday, March 30.
Several of the bills we were tracking passed the House and Senate and were delivered to Gov. Brian Kemp, while others will be taken up again in 2024.
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