Some Jacksonville small businesses said they could be impacted financially if TikTok is banned.RELATED: Biden just signed a bill that could ban TikTok. His campaign plans to stay on the app anywayPresident Biden signed legislation that gives TikTok’s parent company ByteDance nine months to sell it or face a ban,Small business owners like Terrance Armand of IMB Photography are not in favor of the ban.“This could impact me because I utilize TikTok to showcase my work, doing video, videography and photography, as well as I educate a lot of my followers on business credit,” Armand said. He said he could lose a lot of money from the ban.“Most content creators that have a lot of following are getting paid per month to showcase their work and also show different aspects of how they utilize TikTok,” Armand said.Later tonight, a local food truck owner talks about the impact they could face because of the ban.