October is here! Boy, did that come quick. That means the holiday season is rolling right in. The time for apple picking and pumpkin picking is upon us, and we’re fully embracing the autumn vibes. This past weekend, we enjoyed a fun day of apple picking and gathered some delicious apples for the season.
What does this mean for your website and business? Absolutely nothing, but in this edition, we’re going to share some tips and things to do and think about to make sure you’re ready for the season ahead. Let’s dive in.
Fall Promotions and Seasonal Content:
Think about how to refresh your website with seasonal promotions or content. Highlight fall-themed products or services, and consider creating blog posts that resonate with the season.
Our client, One Girl Cookies in Brooklyn, NY, is preparing for their fall events and product line, featured here.
TIP: Engage with seasonal content
- Create Relevant Content: Share fall recipes, DIY projects, or seasonal tips through blogs and videos to engage your audience.
- Email Campaigns: Send out fall-themed newsletters featuring promotions and tips to keep your customers informed.
TIP: Check your website and make sure it is mobile ready!
- Mobile Optimization: As people start planning for the holidays, ensure your website is mobile-friendly for easier shopping.
- Speed and Performance: Optimize your website for speed, as increased traffic around holidays can lead to slower load times.
Full disclosure: I’m not an accountant, but as a small business owner actively involved in all aspects of our business, I recognize the importance of staying informed about new tax legislation that impacts us. I’m a DIYer so if I can wrap my head around it I will handle most report filings myself.
But if you are not a DIYer I do know a guy-Joseph Sangaline If you’re in New York and need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact Joe at Padgett Advisors. He’s a knowledgeable accountant who specializes in helping clients with their report filings.
Key Deadlines for LLC businesses – File BOIR
TIP: Go to boiefiling.fincen.gov to learn the process on how to file.
The deadline for filing a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report depends on when the company was registered or created:
- Before January 1, 2024: The deadline to file the initial BOI report is January 1, 2025
- The BOIR is essential for maintaining your LLC’s good standing and ensuring compliance with state regulations. Failing to submit this report can lead to significant penalties, including fines or even the dissolution of your business entity.
Our local tax specialist informed us of this MANDATORY NEW regulation impacting all LLC’s.
