TN Small Businesses Approved for $116.9 Million Through Small Business Credit Incentive
The program consists of a suite of programs from venture capital to loan programs and technical assistance.
Small Business Thankful for the Demise of Predictive Scheduling Bill
Harmful disruption of economy is the reason 49 states have begged off the bad idea.
NFIB Maine Legislative Update for March
Legislative activity has been slow to date, but the pace will pick up quickly with numerous public hearings and subsequent work sessions on the hundreds of bills printed to date. Some bills are being printed as so-called “concept drafts” that beyond the title provide no description or only a brief o
Higher Minimum Wage, More Paid Leave, Lower Taxes: Key Issues in State Legislatures Across the Country
In early 2023, many state legislatures across the United States have addressed three key issues for small businesses: minimum wage, paid leave, and tax relief.
Destructive New Farm Overtime Regulations Finalized by New York State
MINNESOTA: Have you heard about the 24 Week, $1 Billion Paid Leave proposal?
NFIB Minnesota is hosting a free webinar to help small business owners understand how this mandate will impact them and their employees.
How the EPA’s ‘Waters of the United States’ Rule Hurts Small Businesses
NFIB Small Business Legal Center Executive Director Beth Milito has published a new op-ed in National Review that argues against the overreaching WOTUS mandate.
Virginia Small Business: What You Need to Know About UI Benefits
Enroll in ESS: Separation Reports Only Sent Electronically
Iowa Small Business Owners: Learn About Scams
Do you need to increase your knowledge of recent scams to better protect yourself, your business, or both?
NFIB TO ANN ARBOR: DO NOT BAN GAS APPLIANCES
On February 14, NFIB Michigan submitted comments to the Ann Arbor Planning Commission opposing an ordinance that would ban all gas appliance hook ups in newly built homes and businesses.
Banning gas appliances in new construction is just one step that some lawmakers in Michigan and across the cou