Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 50. Sending you happy holiday wishes from over the mountains. We can’t wait to visit next summer! 51. Wishing your family the joy and wonder of the season.

While many holidays, both religious and secular, occur around this time, “happy holidays” is in all actuality coded language for “Merry Christmas” and “Happy (Christian) New Year.” ...

Yes, happy Rosh Hashana or happy new year are both appropriate greetings if you are talking to Jewish friends, family, co-workers, or classmates around the holiday. You can also say shanah tovah ...

Happy New Year. Or, as some say, happy New Year’s, or even happy new year. Which one is correct? They all are. New Year’s is one holiday that’s hard to get wrong. But as the months go by ...

Happy New Year’s. On New Year’s Eve. On New Year’s Day. If you’re just talking about the year itself and not the holiday, you probably want to use all lowercase: I hope business picks up ...

When referring to the holiday that falls on December 31 and January 1, you’ll need to capitalize the first letters of “New” and “Year”: oatawa/Getty Images From midnight on December 31 ...

Happy holidays, with a jolly little reminder: Tax season will be here soon. ... Because right after we celebrate the start of a new year, it is time for me to get rolling into tax season.