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Originally posted by neo96
who defines small businesses? some moron who has a degree and never ran a business large or small.
business have overhead people loans,insurance,regulations theres alot that goes into a business some of those are fixed costs and alot are variable costs businesses expand and contract according to market conditions
and when you mess with taxes that is the difference between being open or closed and profit and bankruptcy
when your an employer you pay taxes
when you have employees they pay taxes
when those employees go out and buy their everyday needs from other businesses they are creating more profit thus paying more in taxes
what happens to one happens to many many many people and when you raise taxes you are killing profit you are killing jobs and you are killing wealth.
its so simple its stupid
and when pundits omit what really goes on its patheticedit on 22-10-2010 by neo96 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Flatfish
Surely you're not equating the collection and submission of employee payroll taxes as taxes on your company.
The only portion of those taxes that your company is actually paying are the compulsory taxes..
For the ongoing comprehensive size standards review, SBA has established three “base” or “anchor” size standards: (1) 500 employees for manufacturing, mining and other industries with employee based size standards (except for Wholesale Trade); (2) $7.0 million in average annual receipts for most nonmanufacturing industries with receipts based size standards; and (3) 100 employees for all Wholesale Trade industries.7 For a limited number of industries, SBA uses different measures, such as financial assets for the banking industries and barrels per calendar day (as part of a two-component standard) for the petroleum refining industry.