NSBA urges the Senate to advance and confirm William Briggs nomination to support Small Business as Deputy Administrator of the SBA.

Shutdowns harm Small Business. NSBA commends Congress' working commitments to keep the government funded and open.

NSBA urges the Senate to advance and confirm Dr. Mulligan's cabinet nomination to support and advocacy for Small Business.

NSBA applauds the Senate for holding this important hearing on SBIR/STTR reauthorization for Small Business.

NSBA applauds Treasury and FinCEN for choosing common sense to respond to Small-Business concerns over the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

NSBA urges Congress to continue prioritizing Small Business matters this session.

SBTC Executive Director Jere Glover testifies before House on SBIR/STTR.

Extension of critical tax provisions serving of the Small-Business community is an NSBA Priority Issue for the 119th Congress.

NSBA urges the Senate to advance and confirm Chavez-DeRemer's nomination to support Small Business and labor policies.

A fully staffed Small Business Administration (SBA) is a nonnegotiable for NSBA's members and America's most important economic community.

Comprehensive AI policy comes down to common sense, and that includes prioritizing Small Business realities in crafting an effective rules,

NSBA prioritizes policies that encourage robust small-business contract participation in the federal marketplace.

NSBA urges Congress to ensure that Small Businesses aren’t left on the hook for a massive tax hike in the budget resolution bill.

NSBA urges Congress to pass H.R. 736 to delay the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

NSBA members are doing big things at Small Business Congress 2025! Follow here for live updates o the action from Washington.

The Trump Administration is in a unique, historic position to support Small Business and eliminate government waste with repeal of the CTA.

Confusion and chaos on the status of the Corporate Transparency Act continues to unduly affect Small Business.

NSBA stands firmly for Small Business against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

The Section 199A deduction is scheduled to sunset at the end of 2025, posing countless risks and opaque threats to Small Business.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) must be delayed, dismantled, and repealed in the courts, by executive action, or on Capitol Hill.