Learn more about the key regulations NSBA has been tracking and working on, and how the new Trump administration is likely to address these

Join NSBA for an in-depth analysis of the 2024 general election on Tues., Nov. 12 at 11:00 a.m. EDT.

Proposed amendments to the DFARS system lack clarity on certain key small-business issues and will diminish small-business participation.  

Register for this SBA webinar on the Importance of Working Capital today!

SBA is still taking applications and hopes to secure Congressional funding in early November. 

 An appeal against NSBA's victory for Small Business over the CTA remains pending, and the fight against unconstitutionality continues.

Outlook is optimistic for reaching a consensus on a funding bill to keep the government open after Oct. 1.

Functional, practical small-business tools are imperative to NSBA members and opportunities for all Americans.

NSBA’s Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) met alongside Washington Presentation 2024.

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Small business deserves effective policies and practices when it comes to tariffs.

NSBA applauds the House Small Business Committee’s commitment to productively legislating for improved small-business policy.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is an unconstitutional law imposing undue burdens on small business.

Federal agencies and authorities must come together for small business to balance the necessity and hindrances of noncompete and nondisclosu

Welcome Rachel Grey and her regulatory expertise to support small-business with NSBA!

NSBA applauds Rep. Nunn and the supporters of his bill to reform the Corporate Transparency Act.  

An NSBA Priority Issue, small business commends Senate supporters of a path forward for this important tax bill.

NSBA and small business support congressional efforts to reform the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

There's no Recess for small business - especially when it comes to fighting for common sense tax policy.

The NLRB has ended its efforts to eliminate an injunction over its latest joint-employer rule.