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Qualified Improvement Property schedule temporarily changed while National Restaurant Association works to fix tax code.

In addition to helping your business, the coronavirus relief package offers direct and indirect benefits to the individuals who work for you.

The $2 trillion coronavirus relief package contains help for restaurant operators.

Comprehensive guide, updated daily, houses all state ordinances in one place so operators can quickly understand how to comply with the rules and share resources.

The Association has worked for more than five years to advocate for the type of change enacted in the National Labor Relations Board's final rule.

Association joins Recycling Leadership Council to help build a policy framework to reimagine the U.S. recycling system.

The regulation is set to take effect Jan. 1, 2020.

The Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) glitch correction remains our top tax policy priority as Congress returns to session.

After years of looking for affordable insurance coverage for employees, smaller operators say it is starting to get a little easier.

Brazile said we must reverse the current “politics of meanness” and “bring our country back together again.”