<img src="https://ml.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/9f072034-4a1a-4f43-8ebc-f2a47565f11a?size=2" nborder="0" align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5" title="sbga logo.png" alt="SBGA"/>LAS VEGAS, July 22, 2026 <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com" target="_blank">(GLOBE NEWSWIRE)</a> -- With the second half of the year underway, now is an ideal time for small businesses to revisit their financial plans. <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=78RBnJ-4BojzlAL_0kOWTp9EnsYkuFKgSk3FErqNxfVCDwIsv7nIxKxNixeHNMps_Ef_3b2WFLpSRtYSBX71YiHWPXefaAlLhSRb5D120d2BHB9kHd-f4s52dVSxI-ymkIB6kHnUyyW0UBmczrT4qhOJZF0y1fduapde-WzAi9J7KzL17i_KcRSBI348_QW5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="">Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA)</a> urges small business owners to look beyond just tax prep as the year wraps up. Use this time to review your financial performance, find ways to run your business more efficiently, and set clear goals for next year. The last few months of the year are the best time to review your income, expenses, and budgets. While taxes matter, year-end planning is also your chance to make smarter decisions for the future. Take a close look at your cash flow, eliminate waste, and update your goals so you can start the new year strong and focused. Financial planning is about more than just filing taxes. <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=iMxV9OAIbOBGUtmJEPnIOUcO9LOCX3IqgwuppnYSUrZyPKL0_DCSiKK4xHJJ0bFghDglJ8tgxxqQKw_ovihv0AGaOZUvdU1T8AXB4blPFlfwUBCL6zgslPHZ_Ga9TwA04vjNFqEgcMDUNnoONCNTCrKeZu7XK2N0dlJsk7yGddsSqdSWwsVPp7Uv8_W6vdzA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="">Steady financial management</a> helps you make smart investments, handle changes in the market, and keep your business running smoothly. Regular reviews help you spot trends early, fix problems before they grow, and find ways to boost profits and use your resources wisely. Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA) recommends covering a few key areas in your year-end review. Check your cash flow, compare your budget to what actually happened, and look for recurring expenses you can trim. Make sure your goals still match your business needs. Update your forecasts and set a realistic budget for next year to help you make better decisions and stay prepared for whatever comes your way. “Year-end financial planning should be treated as a strategic business exercise, not just a tax obligation,” <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=78RBnJ-4BojzlAL_0kOWTp9EnsYkuFKgSk3FErqNxfVCDwIsv7nIxKxNixeHNMpsID8XEVPfW1GjMQ3KAU_-0SxZ1zVGVkHgdyabtjhnQzwMuugSZUpgcAmSeqT6-jFsKAdI7ukMkJ2AcoVZgGopDsno5RO4CQgYCj03gfl73dAUBWbHgsSpoTO_GYuSvmYR1ns7CNyrrwo2J9i_WKKinA==" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="">Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA)</a> stated. “When businesses regularly evaluate their financial position, they are better prepared to identify opportunities, manage risk, and make informed investments that support sustainable growth.” Small businesses are <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=GzNzNHf2mbIVh3_QTzOxatWdnUhcm95mteilKENhpO5vDCH_gzJ08A9J8X7yCH1KYHMieOKeHzsjoJMoqrVyj4iPlFZZhaDFOT3tkte_Z0k51APE7FMjWSvwQ-my44YkvQbeNP7jwSL3wDzeZ4xpxdxRIJu3QYrvLECc6AXsaMSBvfYspepRJaFqz4fSboY6" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="">dealing with higher costs</a>, shifting customer needs, and a changing economy. That makes year-end planning more important than ever. If you pair solid financial reporting with smart planning for the future, you’ll have a clearer view of your business and be ready to handle whatever the next year brings. Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA) encourages business owners to treat year-end planning as the starting point for long-term financial health. Staying disciplined with your budget, managing cash flow, and setting clear goals are all key to keeping your business on track for success. About the Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA): <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=78RBnJ-4BojzlAL_0kOWTp9EnsYkuFKgSk3FErqNxfVCDwIsv7nIxKxNixeHNMpsggBFWhF2czH6axkaMAlIRwa6I42_iiP7O7m2yZlauxQMX22PY_qu34xL8gaUtDKOeB0z8Mp1-7DmDyiYL9IeeA==" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="">Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA)</a> is an organization founded by experienced small-business owners dedicated to helping entrepreneurs grow with confidence. With nearly two decades of expertise, SBGA connects businesses with trusted partners and cost-effective solutions that streamline operations, reduce risk, and support long-term success. Media Contact: Cameron Mitchell 800-889-7242 <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=R2LB5_YfRaI91wJqVy6N5fFpNAI8iUEdumF1E2hC6PQb0hE7ERcyOTzosJCL5KI-KpMz53K0yzhzfOa-QxWaDMfceleAhDdLq4LyiQBZGFo=" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="PR.Comm@sbga.com">PR.Comm@sbga.com</a>  <img alt="" src='https://ml.globenewswire.com/media/OTU1YWI5ZjEtMjA1ZS00Y2NkLThlMDYtMmFiNWE0MzRkMGIyLTUwMDE1OTA0MS0yMDI2LTA3LTIyLWVu/tiny/SBGA.png' referrerpolicy='no-referrer-when-downgrade' />

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