A few Saturdays ago, I was browsing through my Twitter account early in the morning, seeing what I could see and who I could...
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I learned about something last week that I felt needed to be shared with our readers, something that is a prime example of government mandates ran amok. If you own a business, you are probably familiar with the 1099 form issued by the IRS. If you have a sub-contractor working for you and you...
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Well, let’s see what we have this week in the way of cartoons to help us all keep our sense of humor in this time of political turmoil. The main topics this week seem to be the nuclear summit President Obama convened in Washington and of course, April 15, better known as Tax Day.
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It was a question that was asked at least twice on the Sunday talk shows this past weekend. Depending on who you were talking to, you could have received a couple of different answers. Larry Summers, who is the top economic adviser to the White House was asked that question on ABC’s This Week...
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Throughout the day Saturday, one could never tell what was about to happen. First, there was news that President Obama would be traveling to Capital Hill to woo Democrats who were thinking about voting against the health care legislation Nancy Pelosi was trying to pass. Then came word from Speaker Pelosi that the vote...
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Even as I begin this article, I hesitate to do so because I am no expert of taxation and the economy. One thing I do know is that the current tax system we have is bloated and very much unfair to the average American citizen. In almost every political campaign, there is at least...
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