NSBA and SBTC are continuing to urge the Senate to act on H.R. 5100 to restore funding for SBIR/STTR funds - critical research and technology programs driving innovation across the small-business community.

Shutdowns harm small business.

Shifting rules and regulations can be costly to small businesses - check out the latest, and stay ahead of big changes with NSBA's Regulatory Rundown.

NSBA members and small-business owners must not unfairly bear the brunt of worker policy shifts and remain at the forefront of conversation as new H-1B policies and requirement take continue to take shape.

Shutdowns harm small business - plain and simple. Congress must act to keep the government funded and prioritize support for the nation's most important economic community.

SBIR/STTR are critical programs to small business, and NSBA continues to support permanency for these important causes.

A new NSBA-endorsed Senate bill is aiming to give small businesses breathing room from the impacts of recent tariff changes.

Thank you to all of the Advocates for making this week's fly-in a tremendous success - we look forward to furthering the impacts from Washington Presentation for the nation's most important economic community. Check out the highlights and big wins for Small Business.

LEGISLATIVE PRVIEW: Congress is back from its summer break, and NSBA comes to town next week to urge continued work on small-business Priority Issues as part of its annual fly-in.

NSBA members are at the core of our small-business mission, and Issue Committees are just one way we organize our advocacy into tangible, impactful action for the nation's most important economic community.

NSBA is privileged to lead work with the Administration, including the Dept. of Defense (DoD), to ensure small business shapes discussions driving the modernization of acquisitions and innovation across the defense industrial complex.

Watch the recording of this discussion on small-business access to capital - an NSBA Priority Issue.

NSBA applauds the Senate for its confirmation Dr. Casey Mulligan to support Small Business as Chief Counsel for Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration (SBA).

SBIR/STTR program reauthorizations and grants continue to remain critical to NSBA members and the small-business community for its place in developing crucial technology serving of American households.

Now through Aug. 29*, please submit applications and nominate leaders to serve the small-business community as part of NSBA's Board of Trustees.

NSBA is privileged to work with its Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) to ensure SBIR and STTR funds, as well as seats at the table for America's most important economic community.

NSBA commends Congress for its work to ensure important tax and policy wins among our top Priority Issues in HR1.

NSBA and SBTC continue leading tax and common sense small-business policies, recently securing action on Sec. 174 and R&D deductions from Congress and the White House.

NSBA's Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) is leading common sense, small-business energy policy, including indirect rate caps.

NSBA commends the Senate for confirming William Briggs to support Small Business as Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA).