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10/12/2026

Small contractors, manufacturers and suppliers have a new SBA bonding update to review. On October 5, the SBA announced five additional companies participating in its Surety Bond Guarantee Program. Eligibility and underwriting still apply.

Before pursuing a contract, confirm its bond requirements with a participating surety agent. Keep your business financial records current.

For bookkeeping support, book a consultation with Tany Tax & Financial Services at www.terrietany.com.

Source published October 5, 2026. Verified October 12, 2026.
https://legacy.sba.gov/article/2026/10/05/sba-adds-five-new-surety-bond-partners-small-businesses-competing-contracts

10/12/2026

Money Management Monday

Before you decide what your business can spend this week, list the cash available, customer payments you expect, and bills due. Include payroll and recurring subscriptions.

Revenue on a report does not tell you when cash will arrive. A short weekly cash review can help you spot a gap early.

Which part is hardest to keep current: invoices, bills, or your cash forecast?

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10/11/2026

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

A deposit in your business bank account needs a source, not an automatic sales category.

IRS Publication 583 recommends identifying deposits as business income, personal funds or loans. Records should distinguish business from nonbusiness receipts and taxable from nontaxable income.

Before accepting a bank feed suggestion, match the deposit to its supporting document. Keep customer receipts, loan paperwork and records of funds you put into the business organized. Ask your accountant to confirm the correct classification when the source is unclear.

For bookkeeping support from Tany Tax & Financial Services, visit www.terrietany.com.

Source: IRS Publication 583, revised December 2024. Verified October 11, 2026. This is a recordkeeping reminder, not a newly announced rule.
https://www.irs.gov/publications/p583

10/11/2026

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

The IRS mobile app now offers more than refund tracking. Its September 25, 2026 update adds secure access to selected Individual Online Account services, including available balances, payment activity, select notices and tax records.

Business owners: these initial account features are for individual taxpayers. The app does not replace Business Tax Account or IRS.gov.

Use the verified app links on IRS.gov. Avoid look alike apps and unsolicited messages requesting financial information. If IRS2Go has automatic updates enabled, the IRS says the update arrives through the normal process.

For help organizing tax records and understanding your next filing steps, visit www.terrietany.com.

Source: IRS IR 2026 114, published September 25, 2026. Verified October 11, 2026. This is a practical reminder of the announced update.
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-launches-new-mobile-app-expanding-digital-services-for-taxpayers

10/11/2026

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

Drive for your business? Keep each business trip's date, destination, mileage and business purpose, along with total annual mileage. Record details close to the trip and keep supporting documents.

IRS Publication 463 recognizes a weekly log accounting for use during the week as a timely record. Ordinary commuting between home and your regular workplace is generally personal travel.

Review your mileage records this week. For bookkeeping and tax preparation support from Tany Tax & Financial Services, visit www.terrietany.com.

Source: IRS Publication 463, chapters 4 and 5. Verified October 11, 2026.
https://www.irs.gov/publications/p463

10/10/2026

A better monthly close starts with complete records and a useful review.

Collect statements, match receipts and reconcile each account. Then review your financial reports and write down the questions that need attention.

If this routine keeps slipping, Tany Tax & Financial Services can help with monthly bookkeeping in Central Florida and virtually nationwide.

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10/10/2026

The Business Owner Money Minute

A bank feed imports transactions. Your books still need category review, supporting receipts, duplicate checks and reconciliation.

Build a consistent monthly close before small questions become a year of catch-up work.

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10/10/2026

Welcome to Tany Tax & Financial Services.

We help small business owners keep organized records, understand their financial reports, and prepare for tax season through monthly bookkeeping, bookkeeping cleanup, business tax preparation and tax planning.

Based in Central Florida, we serve clients virtually throughout all 50 states. Confidential records are handled through your secure TaxDome portal.

Looking for ongoing bookkeeping support? Start with a free discovery call to discuss your service needs and our process. Personalized tax advice and planning are handled through separate paid sessions.

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What part of managing your business finances would you most like to simplify?

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10/09/2026

A meaningful morning of community, compassion, and connection in Orlando, Florida.

Today, I had the pleasure of attending the Heart of the Community Breakfast, hosted by the Christian Service Center for the Homeless at First Baptist Orlando.

This inspiring event highlighted the incredible work being done to combat homelessness, fight hunger, support families in need, and provide hope to individuals experiencing hardship throughout Central Florida.

It was wonderful to learn more about the organization’s community outreach programs, the impact of its services, and its continued commitment to strengthening our Orlando community.

As a business owner, I believe success goes beyond growing a business. It also means building meaningful relationships, supporting local nonprofit organizations, and contributing to the communities we serve.

Thank you to the Christian Service Center for the Homeless for bringing our community together and for the important work you continue to do.

Strong businesses help build stronger communities.

Terrie Tany
Tany Tax & Financial Services
www.terrietany.com

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10/06/2026

3 tax changes every small business owner should know for 2026:

1. The QBI deduction is now permanent
2. 100% bonus depreciation is back
3. The 1099 NEC filing threshold went from $600 to $2,000

Save this so you can find it at tax time, and send it to a business owner who skips the fine print.

Which one affects you most? Tell us in the comments.

Want to know what these mean for your business? Book at www.terrietany.com or call 689-300-9057.