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.NFIB member testifies Tuesday in support of #SB2610, a bill giving Texas #smallbusiness owners a legal safe harbor when they follow #cybersecurity best practices. #txlege #smallbiz nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

Our members want to thank Greg Abbott for signing legislation to improve government efficiency and make it easier to run a #smallbusiness #TXpol #TXlege nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

Thank you, Senator Carol Alvarado for this excellent bill! #txlege

Congratulations to Senator Cesar Blanco on the Senate's passage of SB 2610. This is a win for Texas small businesses. #txlege

We launched a digital ad campaign today urging the Texas Legislature to provide immediate relief to #SmallBusiness owners by cutting the state’s costly inventory tax. #TXpol #TXlege nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

Senate committee unanimously approves bill to cut the inventory tax. Our statement: #TXlege #TXpol nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

GREAT announcement by House Ways & Means Chair Morgan Meyer that his committee is moving my SB 4 & SB 23, the Homestead Exemptions bills out of his committee at 140k & 200k ISD exemptions respectively, and his HB 9 bill - making the BPP (Business Personal Property) exemption to

Texas is the proud home of more than 3.3 million small businesses. These small businesses employ nearly HALF of all working Texas. That's why Texas remains a top state for innovation, job creation, and economic prosperity. ✅

State Director Jeff Burdett and Texas Association of Business president and CEO Glenn Hamer explain why #SmallBusiness is crucial to the state's economic future: #SmallBusinesWeek nfib.com/news/news/colu…

Watch our new TV ad featuring NFIB member Marcie Rodriguez talking about the impact the 20% #SmallBusiness Deduction has on her New Braunfels metal recycling business. The deduction will expire this year unless Congress takes action to save it. nfib.com/news/news/watc…

ICYMI: The House JCJ Committee heard powerful testimony in support of #SB30, common-sense legislation that targets unethical attorney-medical provider arrangements. More from Protecting American Consumers Together (PACT) ⬇️ #txlege #StopLawsuitAbuse bit.ly/44ApCeT

Our statement on this afternoon's House vote on #HB9, legislation to help #SmallBusiness but cutting Texas's burdensome inventory #tax nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

New tools from NFIB show what saving the 20% #SmallBusiness Deduction would mean to Texas nfib.com/news/news/nfib…

Small businesses are counting on #txlege to pass much needed tort reform. Vote YES on #SB30.

ICYMI, NFIB member Jason Denton writes in today's Dallas Morning News about what's at stake if Congress lets the 20% #SmallBusiness Deduction expire nfib.com/news/news/gues…

NFIB launches new radio & digital ads thanking Rep. Monica De La Cruz & Rep. Tony Gonzales for supporting America’s small businesses by backing efforts in Congress to make the Small Business Tax Deduction permanent. #SmallBiz #Texas Learn more ⤵️ ow.ly/clWE50W2FuZ

SB 2610 has been sent to Governor Greg Abbott's desk for signature! Under this law, Texas consumers & small businesses are safer from cyber criminals. We thank Sen. Cesar Blanco & Rep. Giovanni Capriglione for their efforts on behalf of small businesses. ow.ly/2Hxe50W2XJI

Cutting the inventory tax has long been a priority of our members here in Texas. Thank you Governor Greg Abbott, Rep. Morgan Meyer, and Sen. Team Bettencourt for delivering meaningful property tax relief this session. ow.ly/8fNN50W8LY7

Today, Governor Greg Abbott signed multiple laws to support small businesses while virtually attending the Houston Regional Business Coalition luncheon. "This session, we took strategic steps to boost small businesses in Texas." -Governor Abbott More: bit.ly/4mZ2aP5

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