Accounting Newsletter Ideas: 52 Weeks of Topics | HelloBooks Fifty-two accounting newsletter ideas, one per week, organised by quarter around the tax calendar, with notes on keeping each issue accurate and compliant.
The hardest part of a weekly newsletter is week nine. Here is a full year of topics, ordered so each one lands when clients can still act on it.
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Smarter accounting for growing businessesJanuary to March
April to June
July to September
October to December
Check each topic against the current IRS rules before it goes out.
Each quarter above follows the federal calendar in Publication 509: business returns and the first estimate in spring, extended returns in the fall, and the fourth individual estimate in January. When a topic depends on a date, take the date from Publication 509 for that year.
A newsletter is a public communication for Circular 230 purposes, so §10.30 applies: no misleading statements, and keep a copy of what you sent for at least 36 months. Link figures to an official source, such as our tax return changes pages, rather than restating them from memory.
Every issue needs your physical address and a clear way to opt out, and opt-outs must be honored within 10 business days. If an agency sends it for you, the FTC guide says you still have to monitor what it does on your behalf.
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