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April 22, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business released a report highlighting economic gains from making permanent a key federal tax deduction for nearly 290,000 small businesses in Iowa. The organization projects job growth and increased GDP as a result of this policy change.
Read more →April 12, 2026
Iowa lawmakers have approved a new HMO health care-related tax law that will impact insurers beginning next year. Bills advancing sales and use tax exemptions for nuclear electric generation facilities also moved forward in both legislative chambers.
Read more →April 12, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business and Iowans for Tax Relief held their annual Tax Luncheon with Governor Kim Reynolds on April 1. The event addressed property tax reform, taxpayer protections, and regulatory changes important to Iowa's small businesses.
Read more →March 13, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business reported a slight drop in its Small Business Optimism Index for February while noting reduced uncertainty among owners. Iowa's state director called for legislative action on property taxes and regulations to support local firms.
Read more →March 9, 2026
Iowa business owners and lawmakers are invited to attend the annual Tax Luncheon scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, at 11:30 a.m. CT.
Read more →March 6, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) released its February Jobs Report, indicating that the Small Business Employment Index increased by nearly one point to 103.5.
Read more →February 11, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reported a slight decrease in its Small Business Optimism Index for January, dropping 0.2 points to 99.3 but remaining above the historical average of 98.
Read more →February 10, 2026
NFIB has introduced a new Small Business Employment Index as part of its January Jobs Report.
Read more →February 3, 2026
Iowa's energy market is currently dominated by a small number of utility companies, which has resulted in limited competition and oversight.
Read more →January 30, 2026
Property tax reform was a major focus at the Iowa Capitol last week, as legislators considered several proposals.
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