In April, NSBA filed to have SCOTUS take up NSBA’s case against the Corporate Transparency Act - DOJ now has until June 22 to reply and indicate if they support moving the case forward with SCOTUS or not.

Former Counsel to the SBA Office of Advocacy, original author of critical small-business programs, like SBIR/STTR, and, now, exec director of SBTC, NSBA and our entire council family congraulates Mr. Glover on this honor and achievement.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are privileged to lead the fight for SBIR/STTR permanency.

Watch the SBTC recording of this important webinar helping small businesses navigate the new SBIR/STTR realities at the Pentagon.

NSBA is grateful to work with partners who support small business, including Amazon.

NSBA commends the SBA Office of Advocacy for working to ensure it is fully staffed to better support small business.

NSBA is pleased to the CORCA Act advance with its endorsement, and we continue urging Congress to act to protect small businesses in these increasingly difficult economic times.

NSBA supports Congress' efforts to support opportunities for small business and small-business contractors.

NSBA congratulates our Leadership Council member Christine Hopkins, owner of ASCI Services, based in Anchorage, Alaska, on her back-to-back win, as an SBA Business of the Year for Alaska, once again during National Small Business Week.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are continuing the fight for SBIR/STTR permanency - critical programs driving life-saving research and technology development.

The end of this litigation removes near-term uncertainty but signals a new rulemaking phase, meaning NSBA members and small-business owners should expect continued policy shifts on overtime and prepare for potential changes to this rule.

NSBA continues to urge Congress to codify and the Administration to limit its changes to rules and definitions related to' independent contractors and employee/employer standard definitions.

NSBA continues urging Congress to act on our Priority Issue to repeal the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), including deleting the unconstitutional database created as part of its undue regulations.

NSBA is grateful for the leaders from Congress to the White House pushing to revive this important conference convening small-business leaders to discuss the realities of policy and their effects on the nation's most important economic community.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) commend the Administration and President for signing the 5-year SBIR/STTR reauthorization into law - crucial innovation and research development programs driving life-saving defense and health technologies, as well as providing crucial small-business innovation opportunities.

NSBA works every day to ensure small businesses are supported by a comprehensively funded administrative resources and support and continues to monitor reception of the President's FY27 budget proposal on Capitol Hill and across our community.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are grateful to Congress for their prioritization of small-business support in critical fund designations for technology research and development under the SBIR/STTR programs and urge the President to sign the S. 3971 reauthorization into law without delay.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue urging action on S. 3971 - a 5-year reauthorization plan to reinstate the SBIR/STTR small-business technology and development programs - without delay.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue urging action on the S. 3971 5-year reauthorization plan - further delays will add to harm caused by lapse of SBIR/STTR programs.

NSBA's Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are privileged continue leading the fight for small business to reauthorize and permanently enact SBIR/STTR programs to support better technology and R&D development opportunities for the nation's most important economic community.