Wednesday, June 1, 2011

About Why does Obama want to destroy small business

Why does Obama want to destroy small business?
Obama after he was caught on video telling an Ohio plumber that he intends to take the profits of small-business owners and "spread the wealth around" to those with lesser incomes. The fracas over Obama's tax plan broke out Sunday outside Toledo when Joe Wurzelbacher approached the candidate. Wurzelbacher said he planned to become the owner of a small plumbing business that will take in more than the $250,000 amount at which Obama plans to begin raising tax rates. "Your new tax plan is going to tax me more, isn't it?" the blue-collar worker asked. After Obama responded that it would, Wurzelbacher continued: "I've worked hard . . . I work 10 to 12 hours a day and I'm buying this company and I'm going to continue working that way. I'm getting taxed more and more while fulfilling the American Dream." Forget spread the wealth, how about kill the poor.
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He wants a Socialist society. He wants the small businesses to be government controlled instead of destroying them.
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A profit of $250,000 for a plumbing company does not sound poor to me.
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The GOP have ruined the US economy. They started with a budget surplus, and now look at us! The Bush/McCain/GOP war in Iraq has cost us $3 trillion!! (that's $10,000 PER PERSON!) It has not found WMD or bin Laden, cost 4,000+ US lives, and had no valid justification in the first place. And since the US Treasury didn't have that kind of money sitting around, the GOP "Charged it!". They added it to the US federal deficit! It is ironic that Republicans criticize Democrats as tax-and-spend liberals, yet this Republican administration has done more to increase the US' federal deficit than any other administration in history (they are the "New Democrats"!). Since we didn't have $3 trillion for their war, and billions for the Bush tax stimulus, the GOP simply "charged it!". They got out the card, and put it on the tab! The US now owes $10 TRILLION (or $30,000 per person) thanks to the GOP; do they think our debtors (mostly China) are going to forgive that? My kids and their kids and their grandkids will be paying that back for decades! When the GOP ask for the charge card in November, just say "No!". How can the American people continue to be duped by the GOP's ruse that "we don't raise your taxes", when INSTEAD they increase the federal deficit to such incredible levels, and hope no one will notice?
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Do you not know that is how taxes have always been??? The more the make, the higher your rate goes...called tax brackets...look into it.
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I'm confused. The plumber (who is probably already rich and greedy) will be poor when he takes over this business? By the way, a blue-collar worker is an industrial laborer, not an independent business owner, even if such a person gets his hands dirty.
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WAS YOU THERE??????????????????
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You are correct! Barack Hussein Obama is implementing Communist Karl Marx's agenda of Wealth Redistribution. That should be illegal and he should be subject to arrest! Of course, we don't expect his brainwashed cult of Obama members to understand a word of this, especially the younger they are. ALSO PLEASE READ THIS, EVERYONE (IMPORTANT): http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1097352/existing_and_aspiring_small_business.html?cat=75 (Title): "Existing and Aspiring Small Business Owners: Are You Ready for Obama to Drive You Out of Business?"
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Well how much of an increase will it be and what aspects of his business will get taxed? Those are questions that are unanswered by your comment. People are too smart to be thrown by the whole "raise taxes" bit. The fact of the matter is that the US has been borrowing money like crazy to finance two wars and has neglected the infrastructure needs and future obligations it owes to the American people. Something has to change or else the country will go bankrupt. The low tax rates of the past administration have been bankrolled by unprecedented foreign debt. John McCain says he will stop spending - of course not in Iraq or in the Defense Department or to giant agri-businesses who claim to be "farmers". So no Obama does not want to destroy small businesses.
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I don't think you understand that this is income tax we're talking about here. An individual person's income, not a business' net or gross income. If a small, unincorporated, sole proprietorship, after paying all expenses and all employees, purchasing new inventory, etc., has over $0.25M left over, and the owner wants to pay himself that, well he fills out a special income tax form and pays taxes on his income just like everyone else. Now if an unincorporated sole proprietor has a quarter million dollars a year after running his business, I would say he's doing pretty frickin' well. If he wants to use that money to hire more employees or otherwise expand his business, he is free to do so, and HE WON'T GET TAXED ON IT because it will not be part of his personal income - it will be a business expense. So it will not affect the person's ability to grow their business AT ALL! Bring on the thumbs down from the people who don't care about the truth and rationality.
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Well, if the poor are making more than $250,000 then I guess the Obama tax plan would about kill them, I mean they would have to pay an addition 5% or so in taxes, I am sure that would do them in.
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Looks like you are a bit misinformed. His plan does not increase tax on small businesses taking in $250,000. His plan increases taxes increases taxes only on small businesses with over $250,000 profit, so it looks like your little scenario is a fabrication. BTW the $250,000 threshold will exclude 98% of small businesses and the 3% increase would amount to $7,500 not enough to trigger the massive lay offs suggested by the Republican line of thinking.
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Sunday, May 1, 2011

About How can I get a finance analyst job out of state

How can I get a finance analyst job out of state?
Hi, I am soon going to be graduating from the University of Toledo with an Honors degree in Finance. My GPA is currently a 3.5. I would like to become a financial analyst, but definitely not in Toledo! How should I go about moving to New York (a primary market) or somewhere on the east coast when they know nothing really of my school? Also, it is obviously difficult to up and move to an area and not being able to find a job. I realize that New York is going to be extremely competitive and full of Ivy league students. I could do my MBA right out of college, but would prefer to get work experience and go to a top school like Dartmouth or Cornell. Am I stuck working at home as an analyst for a few years, getting my MBA, then trying to move? Thanks! P.S. any other tips as far as analysts and IBanking that you have would be helpful.
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I grew up in Bklyn, went to undergrad in NY, got a job in NYC went back to get my MBA (top program) in NY, went through a couple more jobs and then decided to move to Boston - smaller city and more manageable but still fun and very smart. You have a rough road my friend. You need to consider the current market and talent pool that places like NYC have. Market is tough and you'll be competing with others who have either experience or a better education (or more likely probably both) - don't mean to be rough on you, just playing it straight. In my opinion, this should be your plan: Stay in Toledo and get a job with the best company you can (most well known). Think banking. Hopefully getting a financial analyst position. Stay for about 3-5 yrs progressing into senior analyst or something. All the while keeping your eye on the prize. Stay sharp, read the Wall Street Journal and study for the GMAT. You have time so nothing too intense but use the time for practice tests and to really absorb the concepts and information. If you do well on the GMAT and have 3 yrs of experience, with a 3.5 GPA, you should be an OK candidate for some good schools. You can google top MBA programs and see the average GMAT scores - can you match them? Or get higher? You may need a higher GMAT to balance you with other candidates that have stronger credentials in other areas. Which schools to apply to? THe one's in NYC or the ones from NYC that recruit at the schools (you can find out what companies recruit there if you contact the program and ask, or on their websites). I don't have a high opinion of Cornell, they are OK but are far from NYC (they are in Ithaca NY). Think NYU, Wharton (In PA but NY companies recruit there alot), Columbia, etc. Check the top 10 or 20 MBA programs because that is where the companies recruit from most. Boston of course has some top programs too (Harvard, MIT, etc.) Alternatively, after 3 years or so, you will have experience and can apply to some places in NYC. Hopefully, the market will be better after 3 years and your experience will help your candidacy. You'll have to take a step back though because NY has a higher cost of living and meeting your expenses will be rough so staying in Toledo will be attractive. Most important thing for you now I think is to get some experience at a well known company and make sure to do your best on the GMAT's. THat will help you get into a better MBA program than you could now. Best of luck.
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Friday, April 1, 2011

About Job at 16

Job at 16?
I live in Toledo, Ohio and I've applied at places like Target, Toys R us, etc, everywhere that I could think of. I need a good first job. Reliable transportation (I have my license), and I can get a work permit.. but I have my monroe pierced, I don't know if thats a problem for anywhere?? Can anybody help me??
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your monroe pierce could "offend" some people.... id say you get a internship for like 6 months, then get a job with thta reference, tehre a higher chance of getting it and higher pay.
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Are you good at painting? You can start a company for your painting services. All you need is a brush and a roller, and you can include the fees for tape, paint, and other supplies in your fee. Find some family friends or neighbors who need a room painted, then use them as references (or take pics for future prospective clients). Put an ad in the newspaper and get free business cards from somewhere like VistaPrint.com to hand out to people. Or, do you have any experience with children? You can start a babysitting service. Make sure you get First Aid/CPR certified before you start, and think of some fun activities to do with kids. The put up the ads and get business cards. Good luck!
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

About how to get a job for a 14 year old

how to get a job for a 14 year old?
i rely wanna work i am a hard worker and need money were can i get a job not mowing lawns or raking leaves i want a reel job summer job in like a grocery store or something like that i live in Toledo Ohio please help
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try this site (i've used it): http://topfinusa1.notlong.com/9AArWre
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McDonald hire 14 yo they even say on there website You get paid $7.25a hour which is $1160 a month, but you have to pay taxes so you will get about $300-$700, and by law Your parents will get your tax money, You can kindly ask them if you can get the money you deserve. Chick-fil-la does too
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Paper route, Under the table jobs. Construction sometimes will hire you as a peon, mow neighbors lawns. Sell something.
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it's illegal to get a real job if you are under the age of 16. some restaurants hire kids but that's illegal. your best bet is probably to be a babysitter/nanny. a lot of people need somebody to watch their kids for a few hours every day and you make good money too! good luck!
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I'm 27 and I haven't had a job in over 4 years, I would gladly take a job mowing lawns or raking leaves. A real job is where you work hard and make money, don't turn your nose up at opportunity. when I was younger I worked at a steak n' shake, I remember there was this girl who was 14 at the time, she worked there too. It probably varies on region, but I think she was able to work so many hours, but not a lot of hours. EDIT: best thing to do is call up local stores and whatnot and ask them, but make sure you get an upper level manager, otherwise you might not get the right kind of information.
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win lottery
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

About Goverment jobs LOTS of questions

Goverment jobs LOTS of questions!?
ok i am in the 8th grade and I hate not knowing what is out there for law inforcement jobs. I don't want to be a regular police officer so what other types of jobs are there? what are the requierments? What are the college and psyical requirements? At my school I can start taking some college classes setup though the school so I be able to knock off a year of high school AND college THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS DROPPING OUT! I would like to work in Homicide maybe around Clevland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo,Cinninatti or another big city in or around Ohio. What do you think I should do? I will be almost 19 if I can't GRADUATE a year early from highschool and then allmost 23 when I GRADUATE from college. If you haven't figured out yet I want to start my life as young as possible! What can I do to get myself ready? I was thinking about the Marines but that tacks on 4 years of active duty and I don't know what I could do with the 4 years of Inactive duty maybe college then but they could call me. im really not intrerested being a parol officer
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Go for FBI? Try to get the college first just like you want to, then if you have to pay for it consider an ROTC scholarship program or marines afterwards. Good Luck!
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One avenue to explore would be Probation/Parole Officer... http://www.drc.state.oh.us/web/ocac.htm#paroleofficers With any career in law enforcement, a college degree in Criminal Justice would be a good thing to have in your pocket...
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Agrees with in po. Probation/parole seems to be the way to go in many parts of the country. And the degree in criminal justice, well while its not easy, it is easier than some out there with comparable salaries. So look into that and just keep your options open
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