U.S. Supreme Court Term Ends with Four Key Victories for Small Business
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2020 Term concluded recently. Here are four key wins for small businesses.
Staffing Shortage Continues to Slow Small Business Recovery
Our 18th survey of small businesses related to COVID-19 shows the economic recovery for Main Street remains uneven and is being slowed by a staffing shortage.
NFIB Tax Advisory Committee Offers Guidelines for Managing a Tax Audit
A National Look at Top Make-Or-Break State Legislative Issues
Some issues that fall under state government purview, such as unemployment insurance taxes and COVID liability laws, can make or break small businesses.
2021 NFIB California Legislative Report
The 2021 half of the two-year session of the California State Legislature ended September 10, with some big victories and a few disappointments for small business. Following the October 10 deadline for Gov. Gavin Newsom to either sign or veto bills put on his desk, below is the final outcome and cur
Pennsylvania NFIB State Capitol Report
NFIB State Director Greg Moreland Briefs Small Business Owners on the Latest Swirl of Activity in Harrisburg
Oregon Legislature Adjourns 2021 Regular Session
Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted Announce $155 Million in Business Assistance Programs
Next TechCred Round Now Open (Earning Industry Recognized Credentials Costs Are Reimbursed)
2021 Session of Oregon Legislature Down to Final Days
State Director Anthony Smith reports from Salem on the small-business agenda for the legislative and political week ending June 18It’s Day 151 of the 2021Oregon Legislative Session and that means there are just nine days left until the Legislature is constitutionally required to adjourn sine die. To