Advocate And Stay Informed The government regulates society by passing laws and codes. Citizens can express their opinions about laws that may affect them; learn how to post your own comments.  SBA Office Of Advocacy FAQs Answers to the questions most often asked about the Office of Advocacy. More SBA Office Of Advocacy FAQs More of the most commonly asked questions and answers at the SBA Office of Advocacy's website. Rule Making Make sure your voice is heard when rules affecting small business are proposed. Voice Your Opinion Links where you can comment on proposed laws. Contact Your Senator And Representative Send an email to your Senator and/or Representative, and read about current legislation. Weigh In On Proposed Business Regulations SBA's Regulatory Alerts website makes it easy for you to read about and submit comments on proposed legislation that impacts small business. Your Government Links to various official government sites. National Federation Of Independent Business (NFIB) NFIB is an advocacy group representing small and independent businesses. Their website includes useful news and information for small businesses. The Small Business Advocate Online A monthly newsletter that details economic developments and regulatory trends related to small business. Published by the SBA Office of Advocacy. SBA Office of Advocacy: Research Rich resource for policy makers and legislators alike in areas of business formation and growth, regulations, exporting, taxes, and a host of other issues affecting small business. SBA Office Of Advocacy: Hotlist An excellent list of web resources for laws and regulations, small business associations, and statistical information. SBA Office Of Advocacy: Regional Advocates List of names, addresses, and numbers of 10 regional small business advocates around the country. SBA Office Of Advocacy: Comments On Laws And Regulations Useful discussion and comments on laws and regulations relating to antitrust and trade, environment, procurement, safety, labor, transportation, health, taxes, and telecommunications that affect small business. U.S. Chamber Of Commerce World's largest business federation representing nearly 3 million companies and 3 thousand state and local chambers around the country. Rulemaking in a Dynamic Economy Documents SBA compliance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA), which requires federal agencies that are proposing regulations to determine if the rules would have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. In FY 2000 alone, changes made to regulatory proposals in response to the mandates of the RFA reduced the cost of regulations by $3.6 billion.	Home . Compliance Assistance . FirstGov Agency List SEARCH Find Forms Advanced Search Business Laws Employees Finances Government Contracting International Trade Other Entrepreneurial Communities Research And Resources Taxes Training Work Environments Need to replace seasonal help? Learn how to find and keep good employees. Hiring Procedures Managing Employees Employing Minors
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