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March 3, 2026
Georgia farmers, ranchers, and foresters affected by Hurricane Helene will be able to apply for financial assistance starting March 16 through the Georgia Hurricane Helene Block Grant Program.
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Small business owners from across Georgia gathered at the Health Building in Atlanta on February 19 for the annual Small Business Day at the Capitol, an event co-hosted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) and the Independent...
Read more →February 11, 2026
NFIB, Georgia's small business advocacy organization, has announced its support for House Bill 1110.
Read more →February 11, 2026
In a recent column published in Dome Politics, Hunter Loggins, State Director for the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), addressed the impact of tort reforms in Georgia and their significance for small businesses.
Read more →February 4, 2026
NFIB, in collaboration with the Independent Insurance Agents of Georgia, will host Small Business Day at the Capitol on Thursday, February 19.
Read more →February 4, 2026
NFIB, a major small business advocacy group in Georgia and across the country, is closely examining the proposed Georgia HOME Act as lawmakers consider new tax relief measures.
Read more →February 4, 2026
The Georgia office of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has presented the results of its 2026 state member ballot to members of the General Assembly.
Read more →January 22, 2026
Small business optimism is showing signs of improvement nationwide, but many small businesses in Georgia continue to face significant challenges, according to Hunter Loggins, State Director for the National Federation of Independent Business...
Read more →January 19, 2026
Georgia’s small business community has responded positively to a recent proposal from Lt. Gov. Burt Jones to examine the possibility of eliminating the state income tax.
Read more →January 19, 2026
NFIB State Director Hunter Loggins announced that tax relief, rising insurance costs, and regulatory transparency will be the main priorities for Georgia's small business owners during the 2026 legislative session starting January 13.
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