Pennsylvania’s Bill Belknap to Lead NSBA Board in 2026.

NSBA and SBTC stand strong with small business, fighting to reinstate SBIR/STTR funds, urging Congress to act to reauthorize these critical funds driving innovations and research programs today.

NSBA will continue to monitor this breaking news related to the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and these latest ruling reversing the small-business win previously secured over this unconstitutional regulation.

Shutdowns always harm small business - NSBA thanks Congress for choosing compromise to end the shutdown and urges action on innovation programs that remain lapsed.

Shutdowns harm small business - Congress must act to fully reopen the government and support the nation's most important economic community.

Shutdowns harm small business - Congress must act to fully reopen the government and support the nation's most important economic community.

Government shutdowns harm small business - Congress must act to protect NSBA's members and contributors to the nation's most important economic community.

NSBA congratulates the 2025 Advocate of the Year Award finalists and looks forward to celebrating the winner at next week's Washington Presentation.

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).

NSBA is privileged to help lead small-business owners through regulatory complexity and reshape policy to improve growth and job creation, and we look forward to driving more with our survey insights.

No clarity or confidence in economic outlook for Small-Business owners according to insights from NSBA's latest Economic Survey.

On the subject of tariffs, a whole host of factors stand to disproportionately harm Small Business when there is economic unrest.

NSBA looks forward to continuing its efforts to drive member-elected Priority Issues through pragmatic action in D.C.

NSBA applauds FinCEN for pausing these penalties and continues urging Congress to act to repeal the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

NSBA Survey data shows complexity and uncertainty in the tax code are big problems for Small-Business owners.

Continued changes in Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) status for beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements is a Small-Bu

More than 150 Small-Business owners came together to learn about, discuss, and ratify NSBA's Priority Issues through the 119th Congress.

Small businesses deserve clarity and certainty when it comes to spending and federal funding.

NSBA applauds Congress for prioritizing Small Business with their commodities legislation.

Despite potential reinstatement of reporting requirements, NSBA continues to urge Congress and lawmaker to act to repeal the CTA.