Per the notice below, the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is highlighting National Small Business Week.

Announcing National Small Business Week

The IRS joins the Small Business Administration in support of National Small Business Week May 4-10, 2025.  Throughout the week, the IRS will highlight resources available to help small businesses.

Free IRS Webinar

Register for the May 8 webinar: Small business, big tools: Free resources from the IRS that will lead to success.

Learn:

• How to use IRS tools made for small businesses
• Where to get free help when you run into tax problems
• How the SBA and the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act give your business a voice
• Simple tips to stay ready for tax time
• Resources related to regulatory enforcement and fairness
• How to get help from the Office of the National Ombudsman and the Taxpayer Advocate Service

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Small Business Week on IRS.gov

Bookmark the IRS Small Business Week page.  Come back throughout the week for more information on small business topics including best practices, digital tools, common tax scams, and more.

The Internal Revenue Service celebrates National Small Business Week, May 4-10, with important tools and insights for entrepreneurs and small business owners to protect their businesses and successfully navigate tax filing requirements.  For over 60 years the U.S. Small Business Administration has celebrated National Small Business Week.  The IRS supports this annual tradition, honoring the small businesses that serve as the backbone of our nation’s economy.  During National Small Business Week, the IRS will highlight important tax topics to help small business entrepreneurs prosper and grow:

• Monday, May 5.  Best practices for small businesses: The IRS strongly encourages small business entrepreneurs to take advantage of the resources available on gov.  Knowing how to start a business and understanding best practices are essential for success.
• Tuesday, May 6.  Tips for Tax Professionals who support small businesses: Stay informed with the latest IRS updates and resources tailored for tax professionals.
• Wednesday, May 7.  Delivering cutting edge technology: The IRS offers a suite of digital tools and technology designed to assist small businesses with managing tax responsibilities efficiently.
• Thursday, May 8.  Beware of scams: Business owners should remain vigilant against common scams.  Fraudsters use mail, telephone, and e-mail to scam individuals, businesses, and payroll and tax professionals.  Businesses should implement safeguards to avoid these scams.
• Thursday, May 8. 2pm. EDT.  IRS national webinar: Small business, big tools: Free resources from the IRS that will lead to success.
• Friday, May 8.  Proactively plan and prepare: Know how to protect financial and tax records in case of a disaster and what support is available from the IRS in the event of a disaster declaration.

Stay informed, educated

There are a variety of resources available to help current and future small business owners understand the world of tax responsibilities, benefits, and filing.  The education and online learning products offered on IRS.gov ensure small businesses have the latest tax related information for their enterprise.

• Webinars for small businesses: Topics vary from a general overview of taxes to more specific topics such as what constitutes business income and expenses.
• Workshops, meetings and seminars: Scheduled events held throughout the country; on occasion, the IRS participates in these events virtually.
• Subscribe: e-News for small businesses is a free email service that features the latest news, upcoming tax date reminders, and tips to help small businesses.
• Standard mileage rates: Current information for the many business owners who use their car for business.
• Current tax tips: Up-to-the-minute tips to help taxpayers and businesses.

Along with IRS.gov, the IRS routinely publishes helpful information on YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Instagram.