NSBA supports the House and Members of Congress who continue to prioritize Small-Business Priority Issues, including tax expansions and permanencies advancing in the reconciliation package.

The tax piece of the "one big, beautiful bill" pie is making its way from the Ways and Means to the Budget committee for final assembly and passage in the pending reconciliation package.

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One, big, beautiful bill - NSBA urges Congress to remember common sense Small-Business polices as priorities headed into the reconciliation debates for the latest draft of the tax bill on the docket.

NSBA continues to advocate for common sense rulemaking that is not overly broad or duplicative, supporting safe choices for Small Business, including with OSHA heat standards.

Stuck between gridlock and a hard place, funding feuds and disputed budget priorities are percolating in Washington.

For impacts on the economy as the nation's largest contributors, Small Business must receive the dat privacy protections it deserves.

A significant step toward the ultimate goal of fully repealing the CTA, NSBA applauds Treasury and FinCEN for their updates to the rule.

Recent changes to authorities of the Corporate Transparency Act are big victories, but NSBA continues its fight for Small Business.

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

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 urges Congress to continue prioritizing Small Business matters this session.

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

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).

The first two weeks of President Trump’s second term have seen a flurry of executive orders. Here's what small business needs to know.

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.

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