Helping Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses Access Capital and Grow: The President's plan includes administrative, regulatory and legislative measures—including those developed and recommended by the President's Jobs Council—to help small firms start and expand.

This includes changing the way the government does business with small firms.

The Administration will soon announce a plan to accelerate government payments to small contractors to help put money in their hands faster.

The President is also charging his CFO and CTO to, within 90 days, launch a one-stop, online portal for small businesses to easily access government services.

As part of the President's Startup America initiative, the Administration will work with the SEC to conduct a comprehensive review of securities regulations from the perspective of these small companies to reduce the regulatory burdens on small business capital formation in ways that are consistent with investor protection, including expanding "crowdfunding" opportunities and increasing mini-offerings.

Finally, the President's plan calls for Congress to pass comprehensive patent reform, increase guarantees for bonds to help small businesses compete for infrastructure projects and to remove burdensome withholding requirements that keep capital out of the hands of job creators.