Resources & Documents
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SBTC Letter to Congress on Sec. 174 Tax Concerns
Beginning in 2022, major changes made to section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act went into effect that will require businesses to […]
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RECAP: SBTC holds SBIR Seminar in DC
The Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) hosted an in-person and virtual seminar on the SBIR program February 9, from 9am-1pm ET, in the conference room of our office building […]
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SBTC Membership Meeting in DC November 14
On November 14, The Small Business Technology Council hosted an in-person meeting for SBTC members on at our office building in Washington DC. In attendance were Hill staffers, government officials, […]
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SBIR Reauthorization Passed By Congress
UPDATE 9/30: President Biden Has Signed S. 4900, officially making SBIR reauthorization Law On September 29, 2 days before the program was set to lapse, the House passed legislation reauthorizing […]
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Congress Passes “CHIPS and Science Act” (aka USICA/COMPETES) without SBIR Reauthorization
After 2 months of negotiations, Congress has voted on and passed a compromise version of the “China Bill” that has previously gone by USICA and COMPETES. The new version is […]
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SBTC Letter to Congress on Sec. 174 Tax Concerns
Beginning in 2022, major changes made to section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act went into effect that will require businesses to […]
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RECAP: SBTC holds SBIR Seminar in DC
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Small Business Community Applauds Lawmakers for Leadership on SBIR Bill
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Testimonials
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SBTC is the one organization I have been able to count on to represent the interests of my company on such important issues as reauthorization of the SBIR/STTR Programs, restoration of SBIR funding when agencies try to opt out, and small business patent protection. There are many battles yet to be fought and we need to join forces through SBTC to represent our interests.
Jim Woo, CEO Interscience Inc