Getting your team deep into the NCAA tournament has its financial perks in the form of bonuses for coaches.
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Getting your team deep into the NCAA tournament has its financial perks in the form of bonuses for coaches.
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Indiana business owners get hammered with an aray of taxes that the public doesn’t take into consideration. One of them is unemployment taxes they have to pay. Indiana is still paying off the loan from federal government when the economy went south in 2008. Here is more from News-Sentinel.com:
Then the recession hit and the account’s black ink turned into a raging river of red, which resulted in officials from Indiana and at lest 25 states to seek more than $47 billion in federal loans to keep unemployment benefits flowing. Indiana was supposed to have repaid its loan five years ago but still owes about $900 million, Frank said — debt that will be repaid in part by the penalties Nowak, Black and no doubt countless other business owners consider so unwise and unfair.
Unemployment taxes show that it makes businesses think about or actually hire less with its regressive taxation formula:
Via The Payroll Blog
10 best business tax climates can be found in:
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nevada
Alaska
Florida
Washington
Montana
New Hampshire
Utah
Indiana
The worst tax climate states for small business, according to the report, are:
New York
California
Minnnesota
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Maryland
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Vermont