The Tax Code that Drove Al Gore Insane!!!

Did you ever wonder why so many small business owners drive large SUV’s? It’s not because they need a big vehicle to project a big image or that they are trying to drive Al Gore crazy. Nor is it because they are selfish, environmentally-unfriendly individuals who would just as soon run over a spotted owl on their way… Read More »

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Using Online Tax Calculators

Just like someone who can’t resist snooping Holiday gifts, there are millions of people who want to know as soon as possible how much they will get back on their taxes (or, how much they will owe, which is the IRS equivalent to excitedly opening your biggest, shiniest present; only to find it held a grow- from-home pickle… Read More »

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Software Financing and Software Leasing

The title to today’s post isn’t a misprint, although you wouldn’t be alone if you were indeed unfamiliar with the terms. This is because most people aren’t aware that yes, a company can lease or finance software. I’m not kidding, you really can. Now, keep in mind we aren’t talking MS Office here or such. Software like that… Read More »

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Get the IRS to Pay for Your Mac

OSX & Windows in One Box- A Web Developers Dream Ever since apple began using Intel Chips, their computers have been an even hotter buy for programmers, graphic designers, and most web people (other than adult entertainment.) Being able to code or design using OSX and testing with parallels and windows puts everything you need for the web… Read More »

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Residuals (continued)

In a prior post, I covered the difference between apples and oranges and how oranges taste so much better. Never mind that was on another blog, I did however cover the differences between a lease and a loan, and as promised, I wanted to clarify some of the common residual types. In review: A Lease by definition must… Read More »

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