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Bill Belknap Testifies Before Congress on Federal Contracting and Veteran-Owned Businesses

Federal regulations affecting small business must be accountable to this important community.

H.R. 7963 will require the Treasury to improve small-business communications on reporting.

NSBA applauds the Senators who supported legislation to roll-back the Joint-Employer regulations.

Owners and employers should have the flexibility to choose options best for their small businesses. This month, NSBA joined more than 80...

NSBA's latest survey indicates expensive changes on the horizon for small-business owners. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023...

If you haven't signed up, join an NSBA Issue Cmte. today! Last Thursday, NSBA held its quarterly Environmental & Regulatory Affairs (ERA)...

The Credit Card Competition Act would decentralize and permit transaction processing across multiple networks. With only three weeks left...

Expanded resources and processes means more money faster for small businesses and families following disaster. The U.S. Small Business...

The CCCA would help keep credit card processing fees in check. This week, NSBA sent a letter to key U.S. Senators urging passage of the...

Proposed Timelines For Upcoming Key Rulemakings Projected Throughout The Rest Of 2023.

Changes in overtime exemptions and independent contractor status are on hold. Throughout June, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has...

H.R. 2792 offers support and facilitates opportunities for small business by its changes to the RFA. Rep. Ann Wagner (R-Mo.) has...

Taking agreements in principle to early procedural action, both parties gave up positions on a variety of key issues to ensure the...

The DOL’s last update to the overtime regulations was just three years ago.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 13, 2023 Contact: Molly Day 202-552-2904 press@nsba.biz Washington, D.C. – The National Small Business...

NSBA stands against money laundering, but, for how its methods affect small business, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is not the way.

Congress must ensure it allocates the financial resources required for Advocacy, an office devoted solely to serving America’s small...

NSBA urges the Senate and the SBA Administrator to swiftly fill all remaining vacant political appointments.