NSBA is advising the administration that expanding tariffs are increasing costs, fueling economic uncertainty, and disproportionately burdening small businesses, while urging policymakers to exempt small businesses from unilaterally imposed tariffs.

NSBA applauds Congress for taking steps to repeal the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

Fighting against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for more than a decade, NSBA is taking its challenge of this unconstitutional law to the Supreme Court in a new petition filed this week.

In our 20th year of conducting an Economic Survey and publishing a corresponding Economic Report, 2026 data from NSBA provides a comprehensive look at small-business uncertainty and its impacts on growth, hiring, financing, policy, and a host of other key indicators.

After five months of arguing, the Senate advanced and the House passed a 5-year bill to reauthorize SBIR/STTR for small-business technology research and development.