Nevada business leaders back Senate Bill 240 to reduce startup costs for small businesses.

Lawmakers approved a tax-conformity measure aligning parts of the Ohio code with recent federal Internal Revenue Code changes. An attempt to include an emergency clause failed, but the bill passed final passage after debate over estimated revenue costs and distributional effects.

Senate Bill 105, backed by Republican and some Democratic lawmakers, would end a wide range of occupational licensing fees to reduce costs for small businesses and apprentices. Supporters say it boosts workforce entry; opponents warn of funding impacts on programs tied to fees.

Applications for no interest loans of up to $5,000 due by August 29 The St. Louis Local Development Company (LDC), a nonprofit corporation that provides loans to small businesses located…

Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang presented the 2026 assessment roll and urged Inglewood homeowners to claim exemptions while highlighting a county increase in the personal property filing threshold to $10,000 and a free homeowner alert to detect title fraud.

Senate bill 5054 proposes tax relief for small Washington wineries selling under 20,000 gallons annually.

The Senate passed a PPP extension on March 25, which woul...

Brewers testify that House Bill 12 82 will save them substantial costs on swipe fees

Athens Clarke County uses ARPA funds to support Linnentown residents and new community initiatives.

Committee recommends increasing vendor compensation to aid small businesses struggling with tax fees.

ComEd Announces $2.5 Million Small Business Relief Program Chicago, IL – ComEd, in partnership with community organizations, will provide $2.5 million in bill assistance to eligible small businesses to help offset increasing energy costs during the summer. The initiative, supported by Exelon, ComEd’s parent company, expands upon last year's Customer Relief Fund, offering one-time matching

AB 1698 would let qualifying restaurants (50 or fewer employees) claim a tax credit up to $250 per year to offset employer costs tied to food-handler certification rules; supporters framed it as relief for small restaurants, opponents called it an inappropriate subsidy. The committee referred the bill to the suspense file.

Lawmakers push legislation to alleviate financial burdens on small businesses in Rhode Island.

Learn how California's SB 84 could give small businesses a 120-day window to fix ADA compliance issues before lawsuits hit. Web Chick shares insights and stats on ADA litigation risks and proactive we...

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