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Friday, February 19th, 2010
I was watching a debate this morning on fox where the democrat was accusing the republicans of deliberately not voting for jobs legislation because they don’t want the democrats to succeed in any way. Well this was almost comical to me because here is a guy who was an adviser to Biden so he is very typical of the left. Anyone who has been watching the news the past 9 years knows that these same democrats voted against everything that President Bush put on the table or the republicans in general. What a hypocrite.
I don’t belong to either party. I am a teapart. As far as I am concerned the republicans are light socialists and the democrats range from moderate socialists to marxists. Now I know a progressive is reading that and saying so what. Well those who realize that the constitution worked great until it began being ignored in the 1960’s, are the people you see on the news attending tea party rally’s. These teaparts are tired of being told what to do by big brother and are rising up before they lose the ability to rise up. If you want to live under an iron fist, then form cult and be happy. But those who treature liberty should not be in-slaved under marxism just because that is your thing.
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Thursday, January 28th, 2010
I am in business for myself. My number one goal, besides making
a profit, is not having employees. I wonder how many other small
business owners feel the same way? It’s no surprise that the
unemployment rate hangs above 10%. The government is smothering
small business. Too bad Obama only hires Ivy League academics
with big business buddies for advisers.
I used to have employees. My business was providing marketing
research, sales consulting, and sales services to small
technology companies. All my employees worked from home and were
located in several states. The work was all on computers and
phones. It seemed so simple.
Read the rest: Why Is Small Business Not Hiring?
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Saturday, January 12th, 2008
Iowa recently passed HF 892 which creates the Film Promotion Program & Tax Credits. Iowa is known for two films, State Fair, and Bridges of Madison County. With the creation of this Iowa Film Tax Credit program, the state is aggressively positioning itself as a film location for the shooting of television and movies.
The program provides for the issuance of tax credit certificates that are issued to investors in a movie or television production and the producer of a movie or television production for qualified expenditures made during filming within the state.
These tax credits are transferable which allows them to be bought and sold. This creates a financing mechanism that helps attract producers to the state while selling the tax credits and utilizing the proceeds to help fund the production of their film.
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Monday, December 10th, 2007
The word is spreading fast. Anaerobic Digestion is a natural waste composting process. It is simply composting without air. It is the only way to produce methane naturally, and methane is extremely useful as a non-fossil fuel, and non climate-changing fuel, and many govenments especially in Europe are beginning to realise this and subsidise the process for farmers and industrial users.
Why, methane can even be processed into the car fuel “bioethanol” and “bio-diesel”!
It is so much better to make biodiesel from non-food sources, and the best is to use it to make electricty and biofuel from organic wastes, such as farm slurries, sewage sludge etc. These materials are often nowadays still being sent into landfills where they add to the odour problems.
The technology for Anaerobic Digestion is not nearly as well developed as for most other technologies as for so long nobody was willing to invest in it.
Now things are changing especially in Europe and governments are starting to subsidies Anaerobic digestion installations. Plant will soon get much chepaer as thye become of-the shelf items.
Encourage your local politicians to support anaerobic digestion of waste organic materials. Reduce taxes on AD produced biofuel. It makes sense. AD has masses of things about it which are better than composting aerobically.
Get on over to our web site at the Anaerobic Digestion Community here, and find out more about the win, win, win of AD. Listen to the BBC’s Archers (Radio 4 series) where they are running a story on it within this very popular long running UK radio serial.
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Sunday, November 11th, 2007
Principle of Indemnity – Protection against loss and/or damages. The insurance company is bound by contract to pay when a covered event occurs. The goal is to help an insured regain financial position. In some indemnity contracts, the amount payable is limited to actual economic loss. Other contracts may limit or not pay at all if the actual loss is less than a certain amount. Auto insurance is a good example. Assume a contract with $1000 deductible. In the event of a claim, you would be responsible for the first $1000 and the insurance company would pay after that. If the loss is equal to or less that $1000, you would have to cover the entire amount.
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Tuesday, October 30th, 2007
Construction services are getting to be harder to find. Most today are filled with red tape and possible lawsuits. If you are considering hiring a engineering company to do work for your organization or company, it very important to first research the company in the better business bureau.
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Friday, August 10th, 2007
Are current policies promoted by the current democrat controlled congress creating a positive environment for entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurs and small business are the driving force in new job creation in the United States.
Or will the current democrat congress drive new job creation to a halt and through their policies reduce the competitiveness of the US economy? Will this result in even greater shifts in economic production to other countries?
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Monday, May 14th, 2007
Some gifts are exempt from UK Inheritance Tax because of the type of gift or the reason for making it. These include:Wedding gifts/civil partnership ceremony gifts
Wedding or civil partnership ceremony gifts (to either of the couple) are exempt from Inheritance Tax up to certain amounts:
parents can each give £5,000
grandparents and other relatives can each give £2,500
anyone else can give £1,000
You have to make the gift on or shortly before the date of the wedding or civil partnership ceremony. If it is called off and you still make the gift, this exemption won’t apply.
For full information and advice on inheritance tax in the uk
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Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007
Contacting my lender was the first and most important step in avoiding going default on the debt.
Defaulted Student Loans Article
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Friday, February 2nd, 2007
If you meet certain requirements, the IRS allows you to exclude up to $80,000 of your income from being taxed. You may also be able to deduct certain amounts you paid for your housing.
To qualify for these exclusions and deductions, you must have earned the income abroad and be living abroad. You must also claim residency in a foreign country for the entire tax year or be present in that country for 330 days out of 12 consecutive months. If you meet these fairly simple requirements, you will save a bundle on taxes. Please keep in mind that you must file a tax return with the IRS even if you do not owe any money because of the exclusion.
read more about paying tax earned outside the United States
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Friday, January 12th, 2007
Being a finance tax attorney obviously requires thorough knowledge about the tax laws. Tax lawyers not only represent their clients in court for criminal and civil lawsuits but also provide valuable advice to people. Their advice is needed for the issues regarding tax laws as well as minimizing tax liabilities legally.
Continue reading this article about finance tax attorneys, or more about choosing a tax lawyer at Tax-Attorney-Locator.com.
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Tuesday, January 9th, 2007
Why are you looking for information about Las Vegas tax attorneys? Is it mainly for research purposes or are you looking to consult with a lawyer? This will tell you what kind of information you need. There are two types of information that you can be looking for: contact information or comprehensive information. If you are doing research on Las Vegas tax attorneys, then the second one would be the type of information you need. You should be looking at websites that offer explanations of how Las Vegas tax attorneys can help you with various tax problems.
Continue reading this article about Las Vegas tax attorneys, or more about choosing a tax attorney at Tax-Attorney-Locator.com.
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Tuesday, September 12th, 2006
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Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006
When I was injured on the job, my workmans comp lawyer was a godsend. Now this wasn’t one of those really dramatic injuries that you might see in a workmans compensation attorney advertisement on tv. I wasn’t hit by anything falling, cut by anything sharp, run over by anything heavy. And yet, according to my workmans comp lawyer, the type of injury I did suffer was more common than all of those combined. You see, I received what is known as a repeated stress injury, and it ruined months of my life.
To read more about the politics of Workmans Compensation, read on.
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Monday, July 17th, 2006
The 100 year old investment-banking firm of Warburg, Dillon Read (on Park Ave. N.Y.) (now UBS Warburg) has offices in 39 foreign countries – including the Bahamas, the tiny Cayman Islands, Hong Kong and the Channel Islands. Makes you wonder why, doesn’t it?
More information on taxes
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Wednesday, March 8th, 2006
Moderation is in effect! Moderation of the qualitative kind. This blog is moderated to insure high quality article announcements! If a post or comment is not worthy we will drop it like old news.
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Wednesday, March 8th, 2006
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