It's NDAA week on Capitol Hill, with the first draft House and Senate compromise authorizing $900.6B for defense, including key provisions primed to affect small business.

Small Business identity theft is a fast-growing form of fraud in which criminals impersonate a company to open credit lines, reroute funds, or take out loans. Here’s how it happens, the warning signs, and the steps small business owners can take to protect themselves.

NSBA commends Congress for its commitments on prioritizing conversations on realities facing small-business owners across the country, including an exponentially increasing threat of digital and physical attacks.

NSBA applauds Congress for its work to activate our Priority Issues, including bills to reduce unnecessary, cumbersome regulatory burdens on small-business owners nationwide.

As lawmakers return to Washington for the final stretch of the year, Congress faces an exceptionally crowded agenda with major implications for small businesses, especially around health care affordability, federal funding stability, and defense policy.

Small businesses take center stage on Capitol Hill this week, with more than a half-dozen bipartisan bills from the House Small Business Committee scheduled for consideration.

NSBA and SBTC continue to lead the fight for reauthorization and permanency for the SBIR/STTR programs, which are critical small-business research funds driving life-changing technology and innovation - watch this special member webinar discussion any time.

This holiday season, NSBA is thankful for big companies prioritizing and supporting small business as a central part of their mission.

Gobbling up stuffing and savings for small business this holiday season with NSBA's Partners.

For small and midsize businesses, strong relationships are often the key to growth. While digital communication makes it easier than ever to connect, nothing replaces the trust and understanding built through in-person meetings.