2024 Michigan Lame Duck Session Recap
Small Business Escapes Relatively Unharmed Amidst Legislative Drama
EARNED SICK TIME AND TIPPED WAGE CHANGES REMAIN TOP PRIORITY FOR SMALL BUISNESS IN 2025
The Michigan Legislature failed to make critical changes during the lame duck session
Disturbing Legislative Pattern Emerges
Massachusetts Legislature trend in Beacon Hill
New Registry Requirements for Contractors and Subcontractors Engaged in Public Work and Covered Private Projects to begin December 30th
NFIB California Main Street Minute, December 30-January 3
Court rules again on BOI reporting requirements
State House Activity
Legislators return to Augusta on Wednesday, January 8. Senate and House sessions in January are currently scheduled for January 14, 21, and 28.
Fifth Circuit Reverses Course, Blocks Government Enforcement of Burdensome Beneficial Ownership Reporting For Small Businesses
The court’s latest decision reinstates the nationwide injunction, blocking the burdensome beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements for small businesses while the court fully considers the government’s appeal.
Are You Ready for the Start of Session? The Colorado General Assembly Convenes Soon!
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NFIB California is Recruiting Small Business Leaders for 2025 Legislative Battles—How About You?
Lawmakers listen to and respect Main Street entrepreneurs more than any other group.
Fifth Circuit Appeals Court Reinstates BOI Reporting for Small Businesses
NFIB is extremely disappointed by today’s decision in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in NFIB’s lawsuit challenging the CTA.