NSBA continues urging Congress to work to pass a funding package to avert another shutdown, which always harms small business.

NSBA continues urging the Administration and Congress to formalize a full repeal of the unconstitutional Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for its undue, unnecessary reporting requirements exclusively for small businesses.

Shutdowns harm small business - NSBA is continuing to urge Congress to choose common sense and compromise in pursuit of a spending plan to fund the government beyond the Jan. 30 deadline.

Investment scams cost Americans more than $5.7 billion last year, and an increasing share of these attacks now target small business owners through highly convincing online ads - here’s what entrepreneurs should know from NSBA's partner Bitdefender about how these schemes work, and how to tell real opportunities from fraudulent ones.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are continuing to urge Congress to act to pass the House-approved H.R. 5100 or a long-term plan for reauthorization of the critical SBIR/STTR small-business research and innovation programs.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue urging support for SBIR/STTR programs on Capitol Hill and across the country.

NSBA continues urging Congress to remember the regulatory burdens small-business owners face from the constant shift of definitions and rules, including the joint employer rule, commending leaders in Washington for pursuit of common sense standards best serving the nation's most important economic community.

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

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue to urge Congress to formally act on reinstatement of funds and longer-term reauthorization of the SBIR/STTR programs - critical research and technology development programs supporting small-business innovators.

There's a 2.5 cent difference as we say 'goodbye' to 2025, and, with the 2026 tax filing season speeding down the road ahead, small businesses should take note of key federal tax provisions affecting fuel use, mileage, and vehicle costs.