3 Ways A Small Business Can Win the Holidays This Year

 

Note: Under the PATH Act a "Small Business" is:

A corporation the stock of which is NOT publicly traded

A partnership, or

A sole proprietorship, AND if the average annual gross receipts of such corporation, partnership or sole proprietorship for the 3-taxable-year period preceding the taxable year does not exceed $50M

*Drive Urgency by Focusing on a Couple of Key Shopping Days

One great way to make sure your customers take advantage of your holiday offerings is to make them time sensitive. Then surprise your audience by extending your sale last-minute and give yourself another opportunity to mention your offerings. 

*Double Down on Your Small Business Story

Your business has something the superstores don’t: a regional story that has the potential to capture hearts.

*Refresh Your Social Creative

Consider updating your cover photos on social media to reflect the holidays or a new merchandise you’re hoping to move.

Regardless of the size of your business, take advantage of the specialized savings available for you company now. 

Daycare and preschool providers deal with more stress and they, and in-home providers, are a critical workforce link.

These providers have always been a critical workforce link. If the daycare provider isn't able to take care of the kids, parents can't go to work. Now as the pandemic enters a dark new phase and essential workers, such as doctors and nurses, try to cope with a surge of sick patients, daycare has become vital.

Added to their other duties, providers must be ever-vigilant against a rapidly spreading virus. A single infection in a facility has the potential to trigger a domino effect, impacting parents, their ability to work, and other businesses.

The daycare industry was struggling even before the pandemic struck. A shortage of providers was exacerbated as some closed their doors in the wake of the pandemic.

Some states have seen a rate of closure as high as 50 percent. Unfortunately, many did not realize there was immediate help with just a couple of clicks.

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Country on verge of shutting down again?!?

 

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Startup Companies & The R&D Tax Credit

 

                                                     Startup Companies Now Qualify

The definition of a Startup under the PATH Act is simply, any company formed after 2010 with gross receipts less than $5M in 2016. Qualifying businesses may capture up to $250,000 of incentives and tax credits annually and be able to claim credits against payroll taxes. Companies that don't meet this criteria still qualify for Federal Tax Credits under the PATH Act with the expanded R&D Tax Credit.

See if you qualify now