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Want to know how the proposed new law is playing with a shopkeeper on Main Street? Need statistics and trends, or a subject expert to round out your article? We can provide data you need and put you in touch with a micro-business expert to get their perspective on economic and business trends, as well as legislation affecting the self-employed.		Being an NASE Member has helped me feel a part of something, a part of others who share the love of entrepreneurship. My NASE Experience Kat Powers, The House of Kat Joined in 2008

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	Through nationwide surveys on topics such as health coverage and retirement security, The NASE ensures it has the pulse of entrepreneurs. And through monthly online polls, The NASE tracks a snapshot of what members think on the hot topics of the day.

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NASE 2012 Member Council
The National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) is pleased to announce the 2012 Member Council, which met in Washington, D.C. May 2nd -4th. The council’s purpose is to serve as a sounding board for NASE leadership regarding programs, services and benefits that could help make NASE Membership an even greater value to micro-business owners and the self-employed.
House Follows Senate And Introduces Small Business Tax Extenders Bill
The NASE’s efforts to introduce companion language in the House of Representatives mirroring the Senate introduced Small Business Tax Extenders Bill was met today by Representatives Gerlach (R-Pa.) and Neal (D-Mass.) who introduced the bipartisan House measure.
NASE To Congress: Extend Expiring And Expired Small Biz Tax Cuts
Today, the House Ways and Means Committee is holding a hearing on the exploration of expiring tax cut for small business owners. The NASE took this opportunity to submit a statement for the record regarding the importance of the continuity of these tax benefits.
JOBS Act To Be Signed By President Obama
Today, President Obama will sign H.R. 3606, the bipartisan JOBS Act, a package of bills aimed at supporting small business and start-up growth. In a rare bipartisan moment, Senate and House leaders moved relatively quickly to pass the act after President Obama acknowledged his support of the package during his State of the Union speech in January.