09/10/2026
If you are self employed or run a business, your third quarter estimated tax payment is due September 15.
Missing this date can mean penalties and interest from the IRS, and nobody wants to give the IRS more than they have to.
Not sure how much you owe or if this applies to you? Our team can walk through your numbers and help you figure out exactly where you stand before the deadline.
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09/07/2026
This holiday honors the hard work that builds this country, and that includes YOU, the business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals that we're proud to serve every day.
Take the day off to rest and recharge. Happy Labor Day!
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09/04/2026
Our office will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
We'll be back on Tuesday, September 8, ready to help you with everything your business needs.
Need to reach us? Send a message and we'll get back to you as soon as we reopen.
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09/02/2026
A personal financial statement shows a lender the full picture of what you own and what you owe and you'll often need one for a loan, a mortgage, or buying or selling a business.
It's something we prepare for our clients, even though a lot of people don't think to ask.
Need one? Let's put it together.
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09/02/2026
Mark it down now: September 30 is a key renewal deadline for Florida businesses.
Your Business Tax Receipt (BTR) renews yearly and remember: you often need one from the city and another from the county.
Hold a liquor license? That's a separate renewal through the DBPR, with its own paperwork. Let any of them lapse and you're looking at late fees or running your business without valid licensing and not even knowing it. A month out is the time to sort it out, not the final week.
Not sure what your business needs to renew? Let's map it out.
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08/31/2026
September is a big compliance month for Florida business owners, save this one.
Three things to watch: partnership and S-corp returns on extension are due September 15 (final deadline, penalties per partner or shareholder); your local Business Tax Receipt, often city and county, plus special licenses like liquor through the DBPR renew around September 30; and if you never filed this year's Annual Report, the state can administratively dissolve your company in late September.
Miss one and it costs you: in fees, penalties, or your good standing.
We track every one of these for our clients. Let's make sure you're covered.
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