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As 2025 approaches, small businesses should prepare for significant changes that could impact their operations and financial strategies. One of the most notable shifts is the anticipated arrival of a more business-friendly administration in Washington, which may lead to policies that foster a more favorable environment for small enterprises.
In addition to federal changes, small business owners must also pay attention to evolving state-level regulations. Many states are updating their overtime and minimum wage laws, which could affect payroll budgets and employee compensation strategies. These changes may require businesses to reassess their staffing models to remain compliant while managing costs effectively.
Another important consideration is the delayed federal FinCEN registration, which could influence how businesses handle compliance and reporting requirements. Additionally, there are new tax implications for payments received from third-party providers, which may necessitate adjustments in accounting practices.
Overall, staying informed about these developments will be crucial for small businesses to navigate the changing landscape successfully.
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