In order to adequately equip troops for the conditions and combat scenarios in Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. military demands a massive amount of resources, including state-of-the-art equipment and vehicles. The production of much of this specialized technology equipment is outsourced to various U.S. corporations specializing in weapons and equipment, such as General Dynamics Corp. in Virginia and… Read More »
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that there’s nothing we can all agree on, and nowhere is this as true as when we talk about taxes. Taxes: it’s a topic that often sparks debates and divides opinions, from the kitchen table to the halls of Congress. They’re a part of our everyday lives, yet… Read More »
I’m afraid we delve into politics again, my friends (I’m sorry, I just seemed to have heard this statement a lot.) And I have to admit, I’m a little riled up. As you know, I’m a champion of Section 179 and I think it’s the best tax incentive for small business of all time. And I love… Read More »
So let’s pretend I’m sitting up there with the presidential debate moderators. Or, if you have a hard time picturing me there, pretend I snuck in (this is far more likely) and get picked to ask a question for Barack Obama and John McCain to debate. What would it be? Perhaps some intricate question on the socioeconomic challenges… Read More »
I’m going to do this every so often because I feel so strongly about it. Here’s another reminder that THIS year is THE year to take advantage of Section 179. For those who don’t know, I’ll recap Section 179 a bit essentially. It’s a small and medium business tax deduction meant to spur equipment purchases by these businesses.… Read More »