NVCA Letters, Comments, Testimony & Legal Filings

NVCA State AI Moratorium Letter to Leader Thune.

NVCA and others urge Congress to include a passive investment exemption in Section 899 to prevent harmful disruptions to U.S. capital markets and protect investment in American businesses.

On behalf of our nation’s venture capital (VC) investors and the entrepreneurs they support, I write to express our strong support for preserving the energy tax credits established under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

NVCA urges FinCEN to exempt venture capital funds and advisers from certain Corporate Transparency Act requirements to avoid burdens on startups.

On behalf of the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), U.S.-based venture capital firms, and the infinite entrepreneurs across the country who leverage venture capital (VC) support, I write to provide the perspective of the American startup ecosystem regarding the value of investment to public research funders like the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Science Foundation (NSF), and university research institutions for continued R&D across the country.

NVCA Letter to FinCEN Requesting Delay on AML/CFT Rule for VC Advisers

National Venture Capital Association’s (NVCA) Policy Recommendations for the Securities and Exchange Commission's 44th Annual Small Business Forum

NVCA response to Financial Services Committee Requests Feedback on Legislative Proposals to Increase Investor Access and Facilitate Capital Formation

NVCA Supports Capital Markets Solutions in House Committee on Financial Services Hearing, Beyond Silicon Valley: Expanding Access to Capital Across America

NVCA expresses concerns to Senator Baldwin about proposed changes to the taxation of carried interest and its potential impact on venture capital.

NVCA provided feedback on the U.S. AI Action Plan, emphasizing the need for policies that support artificial intelligence innovation and address challenges faced by AI startups.

The letter urges Congress to focus on policies that enhance capital formation, improve access to funding for entrepreneurs, and strengthen both public and private markets. It emphasizes the need for reforms that will support innovation and foster growth, benefiting the broader U.S. economy and entrepreneurial ecosystem.

NVCA letter to Chair McHenry expresses gratitude for the House Financial Services Committee’s efforts under his leadership in supporting the entrepreneurial ecosystem, on behalf of NVCA, its member firms, and the tens of thousands of entrepreneurs they serve.