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The Nation's Leading Resource For Micro-Business
The NASE was founded in 1981 to provide day-to-day support, benefits and consolidated buying power that traditionally had been available only to large corporations. Today, the NASE represents hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs and micro-businesses, and is the largest nonprofit, nonpartisan association of its kind in the United States.
Learn more about the current work the NASE is doing on your behalf through legislative advocacy, cost-saving benefits and educational resources through the links below. To learn more about the NASE’s history and governance, follow the links to the left.
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 Through the NASE, the self-employed and micro-businesses have a powerful voice representing their interests. The NASE has a strong track record of advocating for its Members on Capitol Hill.
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 Since its beginning in 1981, the National Association for the Self-Employed has pioneered support for micro-businesses and the self-employed, while helping to define this important part of the American economy.
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- Health Reform: More Of The Same From House Lawmakers
The National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) was dismayed to see that lawmakers have once again failed to include provisions that will make a noticeable difference in the bottom line of the nation’s millions of self-employed business owners.
- Consumer Protection Legislation Clears First Hurdle
The Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009 (H.R. 3126), which includes the creation of a new federal agency central to President Obama’s financial regulatory reform initiative, was approved by the House Financial Services Committee recently.
- “Mr. President, The Self-Employed Need Your Help,” Says NASE
During a meeting with President Obama, the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) made sure to mention that micro-businesses are still facing difficulties getting access to credit and financing and that health costs are crippling the backbone of the American economy – the self-employed.
- Senate Introduces Home Office Deduction Bill
The majority of micro-businesses are operated out of a home office, yet the home office deduction has become wrapped in enough regulatory red tape to turn those business owners away from the tax benefit. New legislation could help home-based businesses save nearly $1,500 on their taxes next year.
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NASE's exclusive package of Member Benefits allows you to save money on your personal and professional expenses. Whether you are planning your dream vacation, ordering office supplies, or seeking advice on your new business plan, the NASE can help.
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