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FAA Part 108 Explained: A Small Business Guide to BVLOS Drone Rules
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FAA Part 108 Explained: A Small Business Guide to BVLOS Drone Rules

The FAA's proposed Part 108 rule creates two tracks for beyond-visual-line-of-sight drone flights — Permitted Operations capped at 100 delivery aircraft or 10 agricultural aircraft, and uncapped Certificated Operations — with a final rule expected around spring 2026 and implementation six to twelve months after.

small-business
compliance
financial-planning
Florida HB 803: What the $7,500 Permit Exemption Actually Covers
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Florida HB 803: What the $7,500 Permit Exemption Actually Covers

Florida HB 803, effective July 1, 2026, exempts single-family residential work under $7,500 from building permits — but only for cosmetic categories, only with a filed written request, and never in flood zones or for electrical, plumbing, structural, mechanical, or gas work.

permits
compliance
small-business
Meadery Bookkeeping: TTB Formula Approval and Wine Excise Tax Explained
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Meadery Bookkeeping: TTB Formula Approval and Wine Excise Tax Explained

Meaderies are classified as bonded wine premises under 27 CFR Part 24, file TTB Form 5000.24, and owe wine excise tax of $1.07 per gallon up to 16% ABV — reduced to roughly $0.07 per gallon on the first 30,000 gallons under the CBMA small producer credit.

bookkeeping
tax-compliance
compliance
Short-Term Rental Registration in 2026: What Airbnb and Vrbo Hosts Must Do to Stay Compliant
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Short-Term Rental Registration in 2026: What Airbnb and Vrbo Hosts Must Do to Stay Compliant

City ordinances now require Airbnb and Vrbo hosts to register short-term rentals, display license numbers, and remit occupancy tax, with per-day fines reaching $2,000 in cities like Los Angeles and $484 in San Francisco for lapsed certificates.

airbnb
property-management
compliance
Ice Cream Truck Bookkeeping: Budgeting, Permits, and Cash Flow for a Four-Month Season
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Ice Cream Truck Bookkeeping: Budgeting, Permits, and Cash Flow for a Four-Month Season

Ice cream trucks typically operate 4-5 months a year but carry twelve months of fixed costs, so bookkeeping has to budget cash flow across the full year, track permits by jurisdiction, and reconcile the cash drawer against inventory sold every day.

seasonal-business
small-business
bookkeeping
Mobile Bartending Bookkeeping: Liquor Licenses, Liability Insurance, and Deposit Accounting
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Mobile Bartending Bookkeeping: Liquor Licenses, Liability Insurance, and Deposit Accounting

Mobile bartending businesses must book non-refundable event deposits as a liability until the event is performed, carry liquor liability insurance separate from general liability, and track licensing and permit costs — typically 2-5% of revenue — as a distinct expense category.

mobile-bartending
small-business
bookkeeping
Business Licenses for Online Sellers: Your Complete Guide
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Business Licenses for Online Sellers: Your Complete Guide

Navigating the legal landscape of online selling is crucial for new entrepreneurs. This guide clarifies the necessity of business licenses and permits, tailored to your business structure and location.

business
e-commerce
licenses
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