Running a Company From Home
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- Home > Business > BOT outlines modest growth expectations
- Home > Business > New Bt2 coins to hit market in September
- Inflation’s Very Scary
- Fannie Working on Mortgage Plan
- Project taps into new market
Running a Company From Home
thestreet.com – Apr 11, 2008
But keeping track and balancing all your many “to-dos” can be daunting unless you merge your business and personal life. When I first started my business I kept separate calendars: one for personal family events and appointments and one for business obligations. I soon realized that this wouldn’t work. My business and home life were completely intertwined and I was double booking important events. Keeping one calendar for everything was the solution. Make a move when you need to. As your business grows and thrives you’ll inevitably need more space for inventory and employees.
Home > Business > BOT outlines modest growth expectations
Nation Multimedia – Apr 11, 2008
Critics say the measures were introduced for political reasons in order to attract support for the government from the pro-Democrat Party high-income group. They point out that the Bt48 billion in lost revenue in the package could have built the Purple Line rapid-transit route. BOT economist Prossaya Jitapunkul said the impact of the package on the economy had been forecast only from the expected effect of tax reductions on annual income tax privileges for investment in long-term equity funds (LTFs) and retirement mutual funds (RMFs) relaxation of depreciation calculations and special business taxes and adjusted property-transfer fees. Four million taxpayers whose annual incomes are higher than Bt100000 or 11 per cent of the labour force will benefit from reduced tax payments on the first Bt150000 of income. The government will lose Bt15 billion in revenue this year and next from this measure said the BOT economists. Those earning Bt2 million annually will take advantage of tax privileges for LTF and RMF investment. The BOT officials said this would help boost consumption but they believe it likely that these taxpayers will use their existing savings rather than their new income for new LTF and RMF investment.
Home > Business > New Bt2 coins to hit market in September
Nation Multimedia – Apr 11, 2008
From silver the new coins' colour will be gold to avoid confusion with the silver Bt1 coins. Deputy Finance Minister Ranongrak Suwanchawee said a total of 180 million coins will be minted. The existing coins will also remain in circulation. “So far the old series have caused confusion as they look much alike the Bt1 coins” she said.
Inflation’s Very Scary
Forbes – Apr 11, 2008
In the past month gasoline has gone up over 75 cents (a gallon). “The cost of food and fuel for a month are $1300 higher “a big hit in a family budget” she insists. “American people cannot continue to survive and fund our great economy with more and more of our income going to pay to get us to work and home again. “”You cannot tell me that is 3. 4% inflation” Stevens writes.
Fannie Working on Mortgage Plan
ABC News – Apr 11, 2008
The program by the largest U. financier and guarantor of home mortgages addresses homeowners with “upside-down” loans who owe more than their homes are worth. There are now an estimated 9 million U… “If we exhaust our workout options there are several ways we can help distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure including negotiating a short sale. Washington-based Fannie Mae’s plan was disclosed this week by one of its executives at a real estate industry conference. It was first reported Wednesday by American Banker a trade publication. Brad German a spokesman for McLean Va.
Project taps into new market
Globe and Mail – Apr 11, 2008
On the ground floor there will be a business centre featuring multiple meeting rooms with video conference capabilities. Wireless Internet will be accessible throughout and a lounge will include a bar and full kitchen for catered affairs.
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