Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Reporting Act of 2025

Summary

Requires the Small Business Administration to deliver a report to Congress within 180 days on the challenges people with disabilities face when starting and running businesses. The report must identify needs, evaluate outreach, list existing resources, review joint efforts, highlight gaps, assess access barriers, and recommend legislative fixes. It does not create new programs or funding. The goal is to give Congress clear information to shape future policies that better support entrepreneurs with disabilities.

• SBA must deliver a comprehensive report to Congress within 180 days of enactment.
• Focus is on barriers faced by people with disabilities who start and run businesses.
• The report must cover needs, outreach, resources, joint efforts, gaps, access barriers, and legislative recommendations.
• No new funds are authorized for this work.
• Creates no new programs and changes no existing laws or regulations.
• Intended to guide future congressional action and SBA improvements.
• Workload falls primarily on SBA using existing capacity.
• No direct compliance requirements for states, localities, or businesses.