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Comment by Franklin Todd Johnson on January 19, 2010 at 2:57am

Remember when Yahoo came out?, What about Google? Did you pick up any Amazon stock? Here's your second chance, our company has cracked the code, the future is here, it's called ZamZuu!

Zamzuu has been launched by a publicly traded company that has postioned itself to dominate internet business. Our product is an E-commerce business solution, the Wal-mart of businesses, a one stop shop, where you, "The CEO" has the ability to market every single product known to man. Do you know anyone that is selling "the Juice", Do you know anyone selling "natural skin care products" all natural vitamins/ health care? "What about financial services? Travel & Vacations? I know you have heard of the "The Girdle/Body suit", Folks, we have all of this plus everything else that is breathing in the marketplace and you don't have to purchase it every month or store it to sell it. It's all online, and all you do is point and get paid! Backed by the most lucrative referral compensation plan ever created, I mean, can you handle an additional 2000.00 a month residual with free medical/life coverage?

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Comment by Naomi Medlock-Williams on January 15, 2010 at 12:23pm

While in Virginia (2005-2006 timeframe) I meet a young man by the name of Will. He was Sam the Ram mascot for a season. He returned to Albany State and finished his degree and became an teacher. Does anyone know whom I am speaking about. If anyone does could you let him know I am looking for him. Thanks in advance.

Comment by Cheryl Brown on January 7, 2010 at 7:46pm

Generate more leads and higher sales--
1. Craft a unique message and get it out to the masses
2. Use e-mail to land prospects you wouldn't get over the phone
3. Build a web site and drive traffic to it
4. Maintain ongoing contact with prospects
5. Develop and deliver a powerful sales proposal
Need Help? Email me: cheryl@emersonbrownaccounting.com

Comment by Cheryl Brown on October 24, 2009 at 3:03pm

ENTREPRENEURS...LETS CREATE SOME JOBS!

Comment by Cheryl Brown on October 24, 2009 at 3:01pm

http://www.atlantada.com/entprnrSmallBus/busImproveLoanFund.jsp

Comment by Cheryl Brown on October 24, 2009 at 3:00pm

CITY OF ATLANTA REVITALIZATION PROGRAMS

Business Improvement Loan Fund (BILF) Program. The BILF is designed to encourage the revitalization of targeted business districts in the city of Atlanta and to support commercial and industrial development in other eligible areas. Presently, designated Business Improvement Districts include the following:

Auburn Avenue
Bankhead Highway
Campbellton Road
Cascade Road
East Atlanta
Empowerment Zone
Georgia Avenue
Heart of Atlanta
(including Underground Atlanta)
Kirkwood
Memorial Drive
MLK/Ashby
Pryor Road
Stewart/Lakewood
Sylvan/Dill
Techwood Park
West End/West View

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Comment by Cheryl Brown on October 7, 2009 at 8:43pm

GOVERNMENT STIMULATION.....I'll take some!!!! Only 40% of the entire stimulus bill has been spent!!! Check out the details of the bill http://www.propublica.org/special/the-stimulus-plan-a-detailed-list-of-spending.

Entrepreneurs, I encourage you to take advantage of the monies that is flowing out of WASHINGTON.....LOOK at the detailed list of stimulus funds and follow the trail to your local governmental agency. LOOK for low interest loans and some grants(remember the governmental agencies would love to keep it for themselves, so grants are going kept to a minimum). Some are here, there will be more on the way. The City of Atlanta has several that are available now......get while the gettin is good...

REMEMBER Georgia is being ran by Republicans so stimulus funds are being surpressed and delayed.

Comment by Cheryl Brown on September 30, 2009 at 10:56am

It's official...16 counties declared "disaster areas!" That means FEMA will be handing out checks! There are 58 different categories persons in affected areas can apply for assistance, including businesses. Grants are available and low interest loans up to $2M for businesses affected by the flood. If your business is in one of the counties affected, you may qualify. Check out FEMA's website for more information www.disasterassistance.gov.

Comment by Cheryl Brown on September 2, 2009 at 12:10pm

ATTENTION: 1st time homebuyers, you don't have to wait until next year to take advantage of ARRA tax incentive...If you bought a new home after you filed your 2008 return, amend your 2008 tax return...get your refund before the holidays..send me an email: cheryl@emersonbrownaccounting.com

Comment by Cheryl Brown on August 20, 2009 at 4:57pm

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has made the following provisions for Small Business:

Small businesses with deductions exceeding their income in 2008 can use a new net operating loss tax provision in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)to get a refund of taxes paid over the past five years instead of the usual two.To accommodate the change in tax law, the IRS has updated Publication 536, as well as the instructions for Form 1045 and Form 1139, which small businesses will use to take advantage of the carryback provision.

Section 179 Deduction (depreciation deduction)
A qualifying taxpayer can choose to treat the cost of certain property as an expense and deduct it in the year the property is placed in service instead of depreciating it over several years. This property is frequently referred to as section 179 property.Under ARRA, qualifying businesses can continue to expense up to $250,000 of section 179 property for tax years beginning in 2009. Without ARRA, the 2009 expensing limit for section 179 property would have been $133,000. The $250,000 amount provided under the new law is reduced if the cost of all section 179 property placed in service by the taxpayer during the tax year exceeds $800,000.The new law does not alter the section 179 limitation imposed on sport utility vehicles, which have an expense limit of $25,000.

More Help for Small Business
The Recovery Act also includes the following business-related provisions:
Reduction of Estimated Tax Payments: Normally, small businesses have to pay 110 percent of their previous year’s taxes in estimated taxes. The Recovery Act permits small businesses to reduce their estimated payments to 90 percent of the previous year’s taxes.Extension of Bonus Depreciation Deductions Through 2009: Bonus depreciation is extended through 2009, allowing businesses to take a larger tax deduction within the first year of a property’s purchase.

Capital Gains Tax Break for Investment in Small Business:
Investors in small business who hold their investments for five years can exclude from taxation 75 percent of their capital gains.

If you filed an extention for your corporate return, the deadline for final filing is fast approaching. I can help you with your business and personal tax issues. Send me an email to cheryl@emersonbrownaccouting.com

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