US Tariff Change Watch
Weekly check on whether the HTS revision changed, what moved on the HTS lines a small importer watches, and which new Federal Register tariff notices and presidential trade actions came out
One endpoint for a US small business: what is due, what changed, am I over the line, first hire, vendor, sales tax nexus, funding and late-deposit checks, each dated, sourced and honest about what it could not check
Unify Dynamics LLC
Real questions, and the tools your agent calls to answer them.
monday_briefwhats_duetaxcal_deposit_due_datewhats_changingam_i_over_the_linesell_in_statesfirst_hire_costsnewhire_due_datesuta_estimate_sutavendor_checksell_in_statesnexus_check_state_nexusfunding_checklate_deposit_costtaxcal_deposit_due_datebizday_next_business_dayreports_check_boi_dutyreports_check_fbar_dutyThe single connector a US small business, or an agent host such as a small-business assistant, adds for the United States. It fronts the best tools of 29 deep ConnectorBay connectors (federal tax calendar, estimated tax, 1099 and payee checks, minimum wage, state unemployment wage bases, sales tax economic nexus, Washington address rates, annual report and franchise dates, new-hire reports, federal holidays and Federal Reserve closings, recalls that match the owner's watchlist, paid family and medical leave, payroll deposit penalties, SBA size and 7(a) terms, federal grants, Federal Register and tariff watches, FDIC, CFPB and state registry look-ups) under one endpoint, and adds nine composite tools that answer what an owner really asks: what is due, what changed, am I over the line, what does a first hire trigger, who is this vendor, where can I sell, what funding fits, what does a late deposit cost. Release 0.4.0 leaves out every component whose release review is still open: Form I-9 Section 2 dates, trademark maintenance, resale certificates, state base sales tax rates, California address rates, Colorado city rates, Texas local rate changes, CPSC eFiling dates, FEMA and SBA disaster declarations, workers' compensation lists, the New York Contractor Registry, contractor licence searches, the Texas sales tax permit listing, open tender feeds and IRS mileage rates; each such topic is answered in not_covered as not in this release, never guessed. Answers are compact: every source is listed once in a top-level table and every repeated caveat once; each item keeps its verification level and status. When a component fails, or the profile is outside what the hub can check (a state with no connector), the answer says so in not_checked and not_covered instead of guessing. Read-only: nothing is sent, paid, filed or registered.
Sources: Composed from the 29 required US connectors; each answer names its own sources (IRS, Department of Labor, state revenue, labor and corporation agencies, SBA, Grants.gov, Federal Register, eCFR, USITC HTS, FDIC, CFPB, CPSC, OPM and the Federal Reserve, state open-data registries).
The publisher, Unify Dynamics LLC, states that tool inputs are processed in memory and not retained.
25 tools, grouped by job. Every one is read-only or compute-only.
https://us-smb.connectorbay.com/mcpWeekly check on whether the HTS revision changed, what moved on the HTS lines a small importer watches, and which new Federal Register tariff notices and presidential trade actions came out
Whether the US BOI, FBAR and Form 8300 reporting rules reach a business, with the dates each rule sets
The scheduled companion of the US Small Business Hub: five tools an agent can run every Monday, month or quarter for deadlines, changes, threshold and funding checks, with the same sourcing and honesty
Which contractors and payees reach the 1099-NEC/MISC threshold, whether an EIN is well-formed, and when the forms are due
How the Streamlined Sales Tax taxability matrix is organised, where its official viewers are, the seller liability-relief wording with its date rule, and the steps the sources describe
California LLC $800 annual tax, income-based LLC fee, first-year exemption check and exact due dates (Form 3522, 3536, 568) for a tax year, each with its FTB source