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Maine legislators are nearing their scheduled adjournment with key bills unresolved. Proposals on data privacy and overtime pay thresholds remain contentious among business groups and lawmakers.
Read more →NFIB Maine shares recording of Virtual Small Business Day for members
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NFIB Maine has made its Virtual Small Business Day recording available after last month's successful event. The program featured legislative updates and resources for local business owners.
Read more →Small businesses urge Maine lawmakers not to raise top income tax rate
April 7, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business is urging lawmakers not to approve a proposed surtax that would give Maine one of the highest income tax rates in its region. NFIB says this move could harm small businesses more than large corporations. The group warns it may drive some companies out of state.
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NFIB responds to Maine bill proposing significant overtime law changes
April 3, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business commented on a proposed Maine bill raising overtime thresholds. Small business leaders voiced concerns about increased labor costs and competition with other states.
Read more →NFIB responds to Maine Appropriations Committee vote on proposed top tax rate increase
April 1, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business has voiced concerns following a committee vote proposing a higher top income tax rate in Maine. The organization warns this could negatively affect small business owners and make state revenues less stable.
Read more →Maine employees can now apply for paid family and medical leave benefits
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Maine has opened applications for Paid Family & Medical Leave benefits starting May. Employees must notify employers about planned absences while applications are processed by Aflac. Legislative debates continue over proposed tax increases and overtime salary thresholds.
Read more →Maine legislators expected to enact supplemental state budget by majority vote in March
March 16, 2026
Maine lawmakers are set to pass a supplemental state budget this month through a majority vote process that allows inclusion of key party priorities. Major topics include changes to overtime pay thresholds, tax policy updates, and ongoing debates over data privacy and climate-related legislation.
Read more →Maine lawmakers debate tax conformity and business equipment reimbursement changes
March 2, 2026
Lawmakers in Maine are currently discussing changes to the state’s tax code, focusing on whether to align with recent federal income tax updates.
Read more →NFIB Maine invites small business owners to virtual day focused on key legislative issues
February 17, 2026
Small business owners in Maine are invited to participate in the NFIB Maine Virtual Small Business Day, an online event designed to discuss legislative and regulatory matters that impact small businesses.
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