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Surveys

Surveys

Make Your Voice Heard in Congress

NFIB values your feedback and would like to hear key issues such as taxes, healthcare, and/or regulations impact your business. Our brief surveys will only take a moment of your time but provide valuable insights for us. You can contribute to one survey, or complete them all. Thank you for sharing with us.

Tax Policy

The historic Tax Cuts and Jobs Act benefited most small businesses, but many still find their tax burden a critical problem. Share how taxes impact your business.

Tax Policy Survey

Finding Employees

Small businesses are America’s job creators, but finding qualified employees is increasingly difficult. In NFIB’s Small Business Economic Trends survey, “quality of labor” is often cited as the top challenge.

 

Please share your experiences as an employer by completing our labor survey.

Finding Employees Survey

Healthcare Reform

NFIB continues to tirelessly urge lawmakers to pursue policy solutions that will empower small business owners with more choice and control over their healthcare decisions, and lower healthcare costs while expanding affordable coverage options.

Healthcare Survey

ADA Lawsuits

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has brought positive changes, but it has also led to a surge in lawsuits motivated more by monetary gain than improving access. Between 2013 and 2014, ADA Title III lawsuits rose over 60%, often benefiting attorneys more than addressing real access issues.

 

NFIB is considering supporting reform legislation and seeks input and stories from members to share with Congress to address this concern.

ADA Lawsuit Survey

Federal Regulations

Our efforts are strong because they are supported by the real voices of small business owners. Please help us continue to inform lawmakers about your perspective on regulations by taking this short survey.

Federal Regulations Survey

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