Small Business vs Big Government
The American Dream, everyone in America has a dream, some are to own their own home, others desire to serve others. But those who decide to start and operate their own business have had a rougher and rougher road to navigate. Not only do these small business have to compete with large “Box Stores” with pricing, availability, and convenience, but now government has regulated small business to the point of extinction.
Government: It’s My Money and I Need It Now
Capital gains tax is a profit tax imposed on those who buy stocks or bonds at one price and sell them at a higher price. The same goes for the purchase and selling of real estate, HGTV has given many of people the idea to buy real estate that needs fixing up and turning it around to sell. Most do not know that when they do this there is a strong possibility that they will have to pay a high rate of tax on the profits they make to the government. According to the IRS it is possible for a business to pay 0%, 10%, 15%, and up to 20% on the profits made from a sell, this in addition to any federal and state income
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Coming from a conservative approach most desire that the freedom is readily accessible to all who wish to use it. Wither it be in business, education, government, or in public, if a person wishes to express their religion then it is their right. Vice President Pence, then Governor Pence, signed into law in Indiana Senate Bill 101 which is a Religious Freedom Restoration Act which allows individuals to exercise their religious beliefs without fear of being found in violation of discrimination. Pence stated that: “The Constitution of the United States and the Indiana Constitution both provide strong recognition of the freedom of religion but today, many people of faith feel their religious liberty is under attack by government action.” Although some state that this law is legalizing discrimination based on the law, all it does is give guidance to the