Not so ‘fed up’ that they’ll do anything different
Okay, I have a duel warning for you.
First: the following has very little to do with microbusinesses, at least, not directly.
Second: the following is something of a rant.
You know, it’s always interesting when politicians and pundits start talking about what the American people want. I’m always asking myself what they based those pronouncements on.
Clearly, nobody [...]
More on independent contractors and dumb regulations
(Photo by Mat Honan, via Flickr)
In a comment on yesterday’s podcast, Leah Drake wrote:
Thanks for your article. I think where it hit home for us this year is how many more 1099’s we were hit with than before on our two LLC’s from the medium to bigger corps. Like suddenly everyone else has [...]
[Podcast] Economy Taking Toll on Microlenders and Borrowers
I first got wind of the difficulties microlenders are having because of crappy-economy-related-borrower-defaults thanks to an email I got for an individual who shall, for the moment, remain nameless. He was the one who came up with the “microTARP” term and idea but I liked it so I used it.
It’s pretty typical of the questions [...]



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