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In article cc6@crl2.crl.com, dk@crl.com (David A. Kaye) writes:
> Ray Watters wrote:
> : A close friend owns a small business in our desert community that employs
> : about four people. The wages these employees make are barely above minimum
> : because our wonderful California beauracracy and the laws have cost the
> : employers much in taxes, etc.. They are considering abandoning their
> : business.
> 
> They're blowing smoke as most rightwingers do.  In fact, California is a 
> GREAT place to do business and a GREAT place to live.  This is why 
> California leads the nation both in numbers of small businesses and 
> numbers of people.  If your friends plan to abandon their business, 
> please let me know; I'm always interested in turning around loser 
> companies.  
> 
> --
> (c) 1995                                  In 1970 fondue (a heated cheese
> David Kaye                               dip) was all the rage in the USA
> 
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What does the first story have to do with right wing?

If you don't think that California and the US are hard on small 
businees, I doubt if you have ever been in business. 

The number of forms, taxes, deposits, and penalities imposed on small
business are alarming. I was just billed a $100 fine by the IRS because I
mailed a payment to them (on time) with the wrong form!!

The home office tax deduction is not used by most who have legitimate
home offices because of the possibility of a tax audit.

Any business with a gross of over $100,000 is automatically looked on
with suspicion by the IRS and given special attention. 

The state changes forms and imposes new regulations without proper
notification.

I go on and on .......

Sabu