<p>Three regulatory shifts that put time and money back in your pocket: the 1099-NEC threshold jumps from $600 to $2,000 and the 1099-K resets to $20,000, the 20% Qualified Business Income deduction is now permanent, and Beneficial Ownership reporting stays paused for most U.S. businesses. Alex explains what each one means and the exact move to make.</p>

Three regulatory shifts that put time and money back in your pocket: the 1099-NEC threshold jumps from $600 to $2,000 and the 1099-K resets to $20,000, the 20% Qualified Business Income deduction is now permanent, and Beneficial Ownership reporting stays paused for most U.S. businesses. Alex explains what each one means and the exact move to make.

Less Paperwork, a Permanent Deduction, and One Rule You Can Ignore

Daily small business news in five minutes. Three stories every weekday morning, no filler — what happened, why it matters to your business, and what to watch. Covering tariffs, SBA loans, IRS rules, Federal Reserve moves, labor, and regulation through the lens of small business owners, independent operators, and main street operators who need to stay informed but don't have time to read everything. Monday through Friday. Part of Main Street Media.

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