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Archive for April, 2009

Dennis Nazelli, President of Grow Small Business was asked recently how his company can provide all of the above-named services for such an affordable price.  "I can understand the initial skepticism of most of my clients," admitted Nazelli.  "To have legal representation alone would cost thousands of dollars per year for our provider law firm here in Troy, Michigan: Powers, Chapman, DeAgostino, Meyers and Milia."

Since 2005, Nazelli has been affiliated with three, 35-year old, top international risk management enterprises.  They are traded on the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.  And, their track records for doing what they say they can do are unsurpassed.  "I've done my homework.  These companies are the best at providing legal representation, complete identity theft protection and restoration, and professional business consultation."

Legal Protection for you, your family, your business

The three companies that Nazelli just described are Pre-Paid Legal Services, Kroll Background and GoSmallBiz.com.  As a certified, independent representative, Dennis administers his clients' membership applications for the services.  But, he does a lot more after the paper work is turned in.

Identity Theft Protection for you, your spouse, your business

The legal work is done by the attorney law firm in each state through their Pre-Paid Legal provider law firm network.  His client's identity monitoring and theft restoration is done by the world's foremost risk-management company, Kroll.  But the third service provided by Grow Small Business is announced in his company's name.  Nazelli completes the promise to help small businesses grow with his ability to put their enterprises at the top of the internet search engines.

Business Consultation for you and your business

"The first item of business for my clients is to create a website.  It's part of the membership package."  Then, together with the client/business owner, Nazelli begins to form a strategy to "brand" the products or services by writing press releases, articles and classifieds for the dozens of search engine websites on the internet.  There's more.  For the unlimited business consultations, the services of GoSmallBiz.com, founded by Fran Tarkenton, are provided by a team of top business leaders.

Grow Your Business with the Internet

To sustain any kind of success in today's market economic, a company must have an internet presence.  Grow Small Business has many clients who give testimonies about its service record.  "I can get anyone to say anything good about me and my services," confessed Nazelli.  "So, may I suggest you "google" a few examples of my promises to take clients' businesses to the top of the search engines."  Google the following:

How Much Does It Cost?

Here would be a good time to give the cost figures.  The levels of cost for Grow Small Business' services depend on the size of the company and the number of employees.

The Small Business Legal Plan for companies with 50 or less employees is $75.00 per month; and, the Small Business Legal Plan for companies with 51 to 99 employees is $125.00 per month.  The requirements for the SBLPs are:

For the Home-Based Business Rider the monthly fee is $50.45.  The HBBR requirements for this service are:

The Legal Plan for Self-Employed monthly fee is $49.00.  The LPSE requirements for this service are:

There are two noteworthy items of importance that must be conveyed about the fees every client will be happy to hear:  A) The fee in every phase of service is Rate Stable; and, B) There is No Time Contract. 

Time to Take Action

To set up an appointment contact me by telephone at 248/766-4970 or by email at growsmallbusiness@gmail.com

Please visit the Grow Small Business website at http://www.growsmallbiz.biz

IRS alleges local worker-reimbursement scheme

A Powell man has been charged with cheating the Internal Revenue Service by reimbursing employees for falsely inflated business expenses rather than paying their full wages.

Congressman Rangel is honored by the IRS' employee union

Question: what is workmen comp offset on the 1099 form?

my mother is getting S S and on her 1099 form for taxes ,then are taking 3 ,000 dollars a year from her .why and what is it ?

Answer: This is the amount of any workers' compensation deducted from your Social Security Equivalent Benefit (SSEB) payments.

Workers' compensation offset amounts included in net social security benefits received are income for purposes of the persons with disabilities and limited income exemption and the senior citizens exemption.

The figure shown in the box is the amount you received in workers' compensation benefits during the year that was used to offset the full amount of your tier 1 payments. The SSEB portions of your tier 1 benefits shown in boxes 3 and 5 include amounts by which your SSEB payments were reduced for workers' compensation benefits. Your workers' compensation amount is shown in this box separately only for your information.

For-profit health care

The dilemma seems to be whether to look at health care as a commodity to be traded in the market or as a human right to be guaranteed and protected by our government.

Game3 vs CPU-1099

Question: Earned income tax credit info>How does it work?

I'm 25 years old. I have 2 kids a 20 month old & a 7 month old i think i made like 1500$ this whole year.
Does anyone know if i would be eligible for the earned income tax credit? Or how does that even work?

Answer: you are eligible because you are at least 25 years of age, and make low income. but with 1500 a year, you dont even have to file. you didnt make enough. if you claim head of household with 2 kids and 1500 income. the IRS will most likely audit you and question how you support a family of 3 with just 1500 dollars, unless you have other source of income.

How Bihar can rise as a developed state

It is presumed that the industrial development in Bihar is hampered by lack of investments. Is it because of 'unproductive' government policies or an unpredictable law and order situation?

Ron Paul: "Income Tax = Involuntary Servitude" - 4/13/2009

Question: What is the difference between a taxable tip and a non-taxable gift?

I work in a residential condo- every year, the residents collect and distribute money for a "holiday find" for the employees. Would this be considered a gift or a tip, and would taxes have to be paid on it? Under what laws/rules?

Answer: It's a tip under the law, as are all monies or other things of value given to service employees by the people that they provide services for. It's given for past services rendered (and often to guarantee future services) and is NOT a gift. Since it's income it's taxable and must be reported as such.

Businesses find ways to give despite downturn

Like so many business people here and around the country, Chuck Haddad and his partners at local car dealerships refuse to let the recession interrupt their charitable giving.

Question: Dont cross Mary Bach!?

lol this woman proved that a big retailer like Kmart couldnt cross her. She went into a store to buy some toilet paper, which is non taxable in her state for some strange reason. However, Kmart charged her tax anyway for the toilet paper. This led to a court battle. Kmart hired a lawyer to represent them, but Mary Bach represented herself on the matter. Mary Bach won the case. She was awarded 100$ plus court cost. My question is: has a company ever tried to get over on you? I mean the women said this whole thing wasnt about money. And I agree. Its about the principal of the matter. Some stores think they can get over on people. Especially people who dont pay attention when going to purchase something.

Answer: I have never had anything like this to me before..
But to Mary Bach all I can say is ..You go girl ..
A lot of people would have paid the tax and went on their
way..my opinion is when I go to a store I'm doing them a favor by spending my hard earned money there..it isn't the other way around..they aren't doing me a favor by letting me shop in their store..after all stores are a dime a dozen aren't they?

Related Information

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