At All Access Management (AAM), we understand the vital role small businesses play in our local economy. Our mission is to fight for small businesses every day by offering tailored solutions to help you succeed. Whether you need guidance on rebuilding after a storm, support with marketing efforts, or connecting with other local entrepreneurs through our weekly networking events, we’re here to help.
Supporting Small Businesses After the Storm
In the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, many small businesses in the Tampa Bay area, particularly in beach communities, are facing an uphill battle. Storm damage, disruptions to tourism, and reduced foot traffic have made it harder for local entrepreneurs to recover. However, events like Small Business Saturday offer a much-needed boost by encouraging the community to shop local.
A recent article from ABC Action News highlights the challenges businesses like the Saltwater Hippie in Madeira Beach and Lori's Soap and Sponge Market at John's Pass are experiencing. Lisa Herod from Saltwater Hippie expressed how unpredictable and tough this period has been, with long-term visitors staying away and fewer customers walking through the door. Similarly, Naomi Nelson from Lori's shared how the storms have left a lasting impact on her family-run business.
Both Reporters Herod and Nelson reported seeing a glimmer of hope with increased foot traffic during Small Business Saturday. As Herod said, “Customers are our bread and butter. They make the world go round.” This sentiment underscores the importance of local support as we approach the holiday season. Shopping locally not only helps businesses recover but also strengthens the community as a whole.
Let’s make this holiday season a turning point for our local businesses. Visit the original article here to learn more about the resilience of our community, and don’t forget to shop small and support local this year!
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We’re excited to share that a major sales tax cut has just been approved for small businesses in Florida! 🌟🏝️ Starting July 1, 2024, the Commercial Lease Sales Tax rate will be reduced from 4.5% to 2%. 🎉📉 This significant tax cut is set to provide about $1 billion in relief for Florida employers, with a special focus on helping small businesses! 💼 Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced that this reduction comes as a result of the state's strong fiscal health and prudent financial management, thanks to the Reemployment Assistance Trust Fund reaching a $4.1 billion threshold. This new measure is a fantastic opportunity for Florida businesses to save money and reinvest in their growth. At All Access Management, we’re here to help you navigate these changes and make the most of the new tax savings! 🤝 🔗 Read more about the sales tax cut and what it means for your business here: https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/state/tax-credits-being-offered-to-businesses-in-florida-that-help-offset-costs-of-childcare-for-employees Let’s make the most of this great news together! 🙌 #FloridaBusiness #SalesTaxCut #SmallBusinessRelief #AllAccessManagement #BusinessConsulting #FinancialGrowth
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