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Apparently not, lol. But if you look at your previous post, do you know how to form a coherent sentence?
From time to time.
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thank you for clarifying. I thought it meant Federal Income Tax Withholding. So instead of $$$$$, I'll only get $$$ for the rest of the year. I'll take it!
Who will pay the retirees? Borrow it from the Chinese? The Russians?
I don't agree with this. I've been thinking about this for some time. Payroll tax cuts would make it easier for me to start a business should I lose my job. The early years are difficult and without having to pay payroll taxes, I can ride into next year on a business idea much more easily.
Uhhhhh....
The average American doesn’t have the resources, knowledge, or drive to start their own business, not to mention the significant savings needed pending said business becoming profitable (and that’s a huge gamble). Furthermore, what’s to say the economy will even support that amount of new startups?
The average American doesn’t have the resources, knowledge, or drive to start their own business, not to mention the significant savings needed pending said business becoming profitable (and that’s a huge gamble). Furthermore, what’s to say the economy will even support that amount of new startups?
But hats off to you.
Over 50% of Montana businesses are self starters.
Sorry if your area is different but we have a very entrepreneurial state.
In 2012 Obama cut payroll taxes by 2% for a year to help add $40 to middle class wages. It was really not needed.
Now Trump is cutting 6.2% in payroll taxes. Not sure about the employer portion and Medicare portion. It is not really needed.
Both partisan sides can justify their President;s action as truly being necessary and the opposing president's action as gutting SS and Medicare. It is just drama as usual.
What’s the failure rate? What’s the average startup cost? Time to profitability?
I simply don’t think it’s realistic is all (for the average recently unemployed American).
All businesses fail. Businesses are temporary... just like jobs.
But you bring up a solid point. It's tough to start a business. Especially in terms of managing the finances at the beginning. That's where 0% payroll taxes will be a big help!
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