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Save the date for this Sept. 22 and 23. See you at Washington Presentation - America's Small Business Fly-In! Register today: nsbaadvocate.org/washington-pre…

Under @POTUS’s leadership, small businesses are regaining confidence. @HouseSmallBiz is putting Main Street FIRST—addressing their concerns, cutting barriers to growth, and helping entrepreneurs thrive.

We love to see Senators prioritizing Small Business! Thank you, @ChuckGrassley! grassley.senate.gov/news/news-rele…

Hosted by NSBA Director of Leadership Council Ian Elsenbach and joined by our Director of Government Affairs Jack Furth, we're pleased to share this preview of what it's like being part of the nation’s leading Small-Business advocacy community. youtu.be/mN1P99DqHxQ

Each month, NSBA brings the LC together for a networking discussion, often featuring a quick member poll. Fresh off the April 15 Tax Day deadline, this month’s survey of more than 215 registrants explored their filing experiences, from commonly used deductions to how easy it’s been to reach the IRS. Spoilers: it hasn’t.

NSBA's Leadership Council represents the top 1 percent of Small-Business advocates - our most active, engaged, and driven members advancing common sense Small-Business policy on Capitol Hill and beyond.

Jump in with NSBA's leadership for Small Business, and register for WP'26 today!: nsbaadvocate.org/washington-pre…

[HARDWIRED | Ep. 15] NSBA's members are international newsmakers, our challenge over unconstitutional Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is advancing to the Supreme Court, and this year's Washington Presentation registration is OPEN! Join NSBA for our annual, highly anticipated fly-in this Sept. 22-23, 2026, in Washington, D.C., where our members and Small-Business leaders will meet face-to-face with Congress and the Administration to advocate for our Priority Issues, including eliminating the CTA once and for all.

App-based platforms continue to expand and grow—opening more ways for individuals to build and earn, while helping small businesses stay flexible and competitive. The gig economy is creating real pathways to entrepreneurship and business ownership on Main Street.

Well done, Quincy, and thank you for taking the time to share this important story, @LouisaClarence! thetimes.com/us/business-us…

[CHEERS] NSBA is making waves worldwide, with a recent international feature by @LouisaClarence in @thetimes London on our Leadership Council advocate Quincy Minor, detailing his successes and the new of reality building an American dream.

“I applaud the House @FinancialCmte Services Committee for approving this bill which takes a step forward in ensuring America’s Small Businesses aren’t harmed by the deeply flawed Corporate Transparency Act. While any step to pull back the CTA is welcome, NSBA will continue our legal fight over the law which now awaits action at the U.S. Supreme Court.” - NSBA's President & CEO Todd McCracken Read more on H.R. 425 here: nsbaadvocate.org/post/press-hou…

@Rep_Davidson @RepOgles H.R. 425, the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act, by @Rep_Davidson passed 26-25.

@Rep_Davidson WATCH: @RepOgles in support of H.R. 425: “You know, this is really a common sense piece of legislation that's removing barriers for corporations and, quite frankly, getting government out of the overt collection of data.” 📺⬇️

The Committee is now considering H.R. 425, the Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act, by @Rep_Davidson.

Millions of American small businesses have been buried in paperwork and fines under the Corporate Transparency Act. My Repealing Big Brother Overreach Act limits beneficial ownership reporting to foreign-owned entities, leaving Main Street businesses alone. Watch my remarks 📺

Read more about what we're doing to combat the unconstitutional Corporate Transparency Act (CTA): nsbaadvocate.org/cta

The @washingtonpost, @PostOpinions Editorial Board calls the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) out for what it truly is: "A compliance mess." We couldn’t agree more: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

@washingtonpost @PostOpinions Editorial Board calls the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) out for what it truly is: "A compliance mess." We couldn’t agree more: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

[HARDWIRED | Ep. 14] Picture this: it's 1995. Gas is averaging around $1.20 a gallon. A dozen eggs are going for $.92. And ER is the number one show on TV. Cut to 2026: Noah Wyle may still be the prince of prime time, but, in the blink of an eye, it's been 31 years since the last WHCSB. Learn more about this important Conference - and what NSBA's been doing to support Small Business in its absence - in this week's episode of Hardwired: youtu.be/TCGsaL4jMrA?si…