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2009 Tax Changes Every Business Owner and Employee MUST Know
Your money might go a little farther this year, thanks to new raised limitations of several common IRS deductions. Use this information to plan your savings and contributions and to take advantage of what good news there is going into 2009.

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LINEAR VERSUS SPATIAL COMMUNICATIONS PLANS
Plan your promotional and product roll-outs for maximum exposure, maximum impact.
FRANCHISE EARNINGS CLAIMS AN INTRODUCTION PART I
This article examines the topic of earnings claims contained within franchise disclose documents (offering circulars). It focuses on the particular problems of disclosing earnings information under Ontario law, but the content is of general application to most disclosure jurisdictions.
FRANCHISE EARNINGS CLAIMS – PART II
Franchise Earnings Information (Part 2) Part 1 of this article discussed how current Ontario and Alberta law makes it difficult to provide franchise prospects with information about how much they can expect to make in any given franchise. In Part 2 of this article, Peter Macrae Dillon discusses the advantages and disadvantages of including earnings information in a franchise disclosure document and how to prepare earnings information for inclusion in a disclosure document. Should we provide earnings information in our disclosure document?
Women Still Earning Less Than Men?
Stats on womens earnings and my suggested solution
Where are Your Earnings Headed
Declining earnings requires a new way of thinking.
Earnings and Unemployment
In the midst of earnings season, the market is responding in typical fashion. In one of my previous articles from earlier this month, I talked about some of the things the market needed to see from earnings season in order to stabilize and move higher. Well, we’re seeing them. Now what?
Warren Buffett Owner Principle #5
In this principle, we are concerned mainly with the significance of numbers of running a business. Which ones are relevant? ROI,EBITDA, Earnings, Sales? The Consolidated Earnings statement is one that every incorporated and publicly traded company must render annually. The Number One goal to keep in mind is the earnings of each of the major businesses of Berkshire Hathaway. Also closely observe the industry and the business environment in which the business is functioning. Keep in mind that Berkshire Hathaway is a holding company model with little or no debt and huge cash reserves.
Direct Sales- What does it mean?
Direct selling is now the world’s largest provider of part and full time earnings. It offers the opportunity to make an additional income from home which can be perfect for stay at home mums. It can also offer substantial earnings for individuals who want to make it a full time occupation. Here is an insight into how direct sales businesses operate and the opportunities available.

Health Insurance Policies And Health Savings Accounts
With Health Insurance Policies becoming more and more expensive, people are beginning to look into other, less traditional options. One of the more viable of these options is called Health Savings Account, or HSA. Many companies are actually turning to Health Savings Accounts for their employees. HSA’s are quite simple. It is simply a savings account in which you, or your employer, deposits money into, just like any personal savings account you would open with a bank. However, you can only make annual deposits, and, unfortunately for some, there are actually limits on the amount you can deposit each year. The annual maximum for an individual account is $3,050, and the maximum for a family is $6,150.

What are the Most Profitable Franchises?
The Mysterious Franchise Profit Report Once someone decides that buying a franchise makes sense, it’s only logical to try and find the most profitable franchise to purchase. After all, given a choice between Franchise A that returns 10 percent per year and Franchise B that returns 15 percent per year, the results should be obvious, right? Well, maybe not. First of all, very few corporations elect to divulge earnings by their franchisees – actually, only about 25 percent of franchisors publish “earnings claims” in the franchise disclosure documents (FDD) they are required by law to provide to prospective franchise owners.

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