The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 has been re-introduced in the U.S. Senate and House. This legislation would create competition in the credit card processing market, giving owners choices to help them with the rapidly rising "swipe fees" charged to small businesses that accept credit cards.

In an op-ed, NFIB's President explains that small businesses need more than lip service about their importance to job creation and our nation's economy. They need Congress to help Main Street survive and thrive.

NFIB's annual D.C. Fly-In June 13-14 was filled with interactive programs as well as meetings with Senators and Representatives on Capitol Hill. NFIB members that attended had a chance to meet other small business owners and discuss their top legislative priorities with lawmakers.

In a new webinar, the NFIB Legal Center Executive Director gives tips to determine worker classification and strategies to avoid lawsuits and penalties.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided three major and precedent-setting cases, protecting small businesses from labor unions destroying their property and the federal government overreaching its authority.