Home Wealth Project
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NorCal Sporting Goods Entreprenuer Breaks Through with Revolutionary Sports Bottle Design and Marketing Campaign
Sep 9th
| NorCal Sporting Goods Entreprenuer Breaks Through with Revolutionary Sports Bottle Design and Marketing Campaign |
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White House expected to propose major tax breaks for businesses
Sep 2nd
| With the recovery faltering less… President Obama’s economic team is considering another big dose of stimulus in the form of tax breaks for businesses… |
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SilentClark Break’s the Silence on USTREAM: After speaking only through social media for 100 days to raise money for…
Aug 7th
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SilentClark Break’s the Silence @ USTREAM: After speaking only through social media for 100 days to raise money for Leukemia in memory of my mother, I will… |
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Facebook Breaks All Bit.ly Links, Marks Them as Abusive
Jul 16th
| Jobs Our client is a premier, national dining chain, seeking a Director, Social Media and Digital Content. Reporting to the SVP, Marketing… |
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Neuralitic Systems Breaks Into Thailand’s Mobile Market With TrueMove
Jun 28th
| “As Thailand’s leader in mobile high-speed Internet and the only operator to offer three smartphone platforms (iPhone, Blackberry and Android),… |
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TweetAttacks – Twitter Marketing Software that Breaks the Limits!
Apr 17th
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I am Jay, a full time internet marketer and I have been marketing on Twitter for almost a year now. I am promoting a lot of affiliate products on… |
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New Jobs Bill Gives Companies New-Hire Tax Breaks
Mar 18th
The government will give companies a 6.2% Social Security tax break for every new hire, thanks to a new $18 billion jobs bill that Congress approved yesterday. Each worker must have been unemployed for at least 60 days to qualify. Bloomberg has more details:
The Senate voted today 68-29 to send the legislation to President Barack Obama for his signature. It would also expand federal subsidies for municipal bonds, increase highway spending and offer small businesses more power to write off the cost of investments.
“This is a good day for American workers,” said Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat. “This is just the first, certainly not the last piece of legislation that we will put forward in relation to jobs.”
Republicans criticized the legislation, saying the $13 billion payroll tax holiday, estimated to produce up to 234,000 jobs, would cost taxpayers too much per position created. Others criticized the bond subsidies as excessive. “This isn’t so much a jobs bill as it is a debt bill,” said Senator Judd Gregg, the ranking Republican on the Budget Committee.
The measure…would transfer almost $20 billion in tax revenue into the government’s highway trust fund while expanding subsidies for bonds financing school construction and energy related projects.
That 60 days of unemployment caveat would sway companies away from choosing more qualified, but more recently unemployed candidates. I don’t think that kind of minor detail matters in an election year, though.
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Companies to Receive Tax Breaks for New Hires
Mar 17th
The government will give companies a 6.2% Social Security tax break for every new hire, thanks to a new $18 billion jobs bill that Congress approved yesterday. Each worker must have been unemployed for at least 60 days to qualify. Bloomberg has more details:
The Senate voted today 68-29 to send the legislation to President Barack Obama for his signature. It would also expand federal subsidies for municipal bonds, increase highway spending and offer small businesses more power to write off the cost of investments.
“This is a good day for American workers,” said Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat. “This is just the first, certainly not the last piece of legislation that we will put forward in relation to jobs.”
Republicans criticized the legislation, saying the $13 billion payroll tax holiday, estimated to produce up to 234,000 jobs, would cost taxpayers too much per position created. Others criticized the bond subsidies as excessive. “This isn’t so much a jobs bill as it is a debt bill,” said Senator Judd Gregg, the ranking Republican on the Budget Committee.
The measure…would transfer almost $20 billion in tax revenue into the government’s highway trust fund while expanding subsidies for bonds financing school construction and energy related projects.
That 60 days of unemployment caveat would sway companies away from choosing more qualified, but more recently unemployed candidates. I don’t think that kind of minor detail matters in an election year, though.
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