The Small Business Regulatory Reduction Act aims to ease the regulatory burden on small businesses by ensuring that the costs associated with new rules or changes to existing rules from the Small Business Administration (SBA) do not exceed zero for each small business in a given fiscal year. This means that small businesses should not incur any additional costs due to regulatory actions taken by the SBA. The key provision of this legislation is that starting in fiscal year 2026, the SBA Administrator is required to maintain a regulatory budget for small businesses that is zero or less.