Small Business Tax Season
Latest Small Business Tax Season news freshly curated for you as of 7 p.m. ET Aug. 31. Learn more about innovative developments, discover emerging trends and read expert perspectives.
Today's Highlights
- A new Trump administration rule could redefine "small business," cutting off many from crucial SBA loans and set-aside contracts.
- For new founders, personal and family savings are the most common startup capital, as banks require a track record before lending.
- Over half of small business owners report inflation as their top concern, making cash flow management more critical than ever.
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