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Florida minimum wage hits $15 for non-tipped workers
Tipped workers in the state now have a minimum of $11.98 an hour. Why it matters: Payroll costs rise for Florida employers whose staff earn at or near the state minimum. |
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A note from the team Payroll costs are rising in Florida and may rise in Tacoma, while SBA-backed loans are getting harder to find and heavier on paperwork starting Oct. 1. Quillhaven CPAs helps clients update payroll withholding and budgets when a tax or wage rule changes. |
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SBA Loans Get New Rules and More Paperwork on Oct. 1
Small business owners seeking government-backed loans will face a revised process this fall. Why it matters: Owners applying for SBA loans will need to budget extra time and paperwork for their applications starting Oct. 1. Quillhaven CPAs: Facing new loan paperwork this fall, owners can book a free 20-minute check-in call with us. → |
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Fed Rate Moves Ripple Into Small-Business Loan Costs
NerdWallet explains how the central bank's rate decisions feed into what owners pay to borrow. Why it matters: The Fed's rate stance feeds into what small-business owners pay to borrow, shaping loan and credit-line costs. |
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SBA Lending in Tampa Falls 66% This Year
The drop in government-backed small business loans is steep and local. Why it matters: Owners in Tampa may find fewer SBA-backed loan options available for expansion or equipment this year. |
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