Paychex.com had a news release over small business growth they track across the U.S. Read full post here.
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How Many School Districts Are in America?
America has a lot of people. With that comes the obligation of educating millions of children.
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Men Still Working Longer Daily Then Women
StatisticBrain.com posted a breakdown titled “Daily Activity Statistics“. Good read on various activities done by men and women. I suggest a look at it by clicking the title above.
Here’s one pertaining to work:
Where the Federal Government Gets Tax Revenue From
Via Peter G. Peterson Foundation
The federal government collects revenue from a variety of sources. The largest source is taxes on individuals’ income and payroll taxes, which together make up four-fifths of federal revenue. Individual income taxes are assessed against wage income and are progressive: that is, the tax rate someone pays increases as their income increases. Payroll taxes are a flat percentage of wage income. They are used to fund Social Security and portions of Medicare. Taxes on corporate profits, estate and gift taxes, excise taxes (a tax levied on a good or service), customs duties, and numerous other taxes comprise the remainder.
Illinois Is An Example of What is Coming For Many States
photo courtesy of http://www.whatamimissinghere.com
For the last few years, many in the economic world have been cynical of states like Illinois, California and others for how bad their government books are when it comes to finances. Continue reading →
POLL: How Much Do You or Your Family Spend Monthly on Groceries?
What A Gasoline Receipt Should Look Like
An unethical practice happens every time you go purchase gasoline for your vehicle:
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Amazon: Grocery delivery in one hour…no problem
Indiana Toughening Up Rules on Food Stamp Usage
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration has announced new rules for food stamp recipients. Continue reading →
Hoosier Econ 