By way of explaining why he's not a huge fan of a proposed angel investor tax credit, Belmont University professor of entrepreneurship Jeff Cornwall of "The Entrepreneurial Mind" reiterates why a "broad-based tax cut," the kind that leaves more money in the bank accounts of consumers and potential customers and clients, is still the most effective plan for stimulating small business growth. Who would you rather see with more money after tax time? Potential investors or your customers? Your thoughts?
Why "Broad-Based Tax Cuts" Would Still Be Best For Small Business
Posted by ShawnHessinger under TaxesFrom http://www.drjeffcornwall.com 4914 days ago
Made Hot by: James John on April 25, 2011 3:05 am
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