Regulatory Rundown: October/November 2023 Michigan Retailer
Regulations Affecting Your Business
Unemployment Taxable Wage Base unchanged for 2024
Employers will not see a change next year in the taxable wage base (the amount of an employee’s wages taxed by UIA).
Meauwataka General Store: the little store, atop a hill, in the forest
A leisurely drive through the forest led to ownership of a rural general store.
Ken and Pam Sandy owned a cabin in Cadillac and they wanted to move up,
Striking the Right Balance of Government Input
As your voice in Lansing, our job is to raise questions and concerns about government intervention and regulation for retailers, grocers, and other small businesses.
Our goal is a thoughtful and balanced approach to government involvement,
Move Your Facebook Page Front and Center
Advertising is an expensive part of owning a business, but there are steps you can take to put yourself in front of your customers in places they already are. One example of this is utilizing Facebook.
165 year-old Winglemire Furniture ‘has stood the test of time’
How five generations of the Winglemire family created Michigan’s oldest family-owned furniture retailer.
By Shandra Martinez
At 165 years, Winglemire Furniture, in downtown Holly, is the oldest family-owned furniture retailer in Michigan.
Overcharged and Entitled to Settlement Proceeds – But You Have to Act
In all likelihood, your business accepts payments through Visa and Mastercard. If that is the case, and you accepted these types of payments between Jan. 1, 2004 and Jan. 25,
Making Michigan Less Competitive
In June, Gov. Whitmer announced the establishment of a council designed to grow Michigan’s population. The Executive Order states that the “Growing Michigan Together Council” will seek to accomplish its mission by focusing on four areas:
- Jobs
- Talent and people
- Infrastructure
- Education
It sounds great,
Veteran, Women, Indigenous and Black Owned Business Certifications
In an increasingly diverse and competitive business landscape, certification as a veteran, woman, Indigenous, or Black-owned business can connect a merchant with new and unique opportunities.
Certification often opens the doors to networking opportunities and mentorship programs specifically designed for businesses who have sought out these certifications.
Michigan Retailers Awards Mackinaw City Downtown Grant
Downtown Mackinaw City was today named the winner of the second annual Buy Nearby Grant, a $7,500 grant sponsored by Great Lakes, Michigan Jobs.
A competitive grant, Mackinaw City developed a program to match customers’ dollars with grant dollars and give Mackinaw City the chance to promote a “Buy One Get One”
