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To: a real Sheila

Our Plan to End The Uncertainty and Create Incentives for Job Growth

If we’ve learned anything during the recession, it’s that we cannot tax and spend our way to prosperity. The best way to get people working again is to rein in the growth of government and end the uncertainty facing small businesses. By addressing both issues, our plan revives free enterprise and moves America away from a debt-driven economy.

• Permanently Stop All Job-Killing Tax Hikes: We will help the economy by permanently stopping all tax increases, currently scheduled to take effect January 1, 2011. That means protecting middle-class families, seniors worried about their retirement, and the entrepreneurs and family-owned small businesses on which we depend to create jobs in America.

• Give Small Businesses a Tax Deduction: We will allow small business owners to take a tax deduction equal to 20 percent of their business income. This will provide entrepreneurs with a much-needed infusion of capital for investment and new hiring.

• Rein In the Red Tape Factory in Washington, DC: Excessive federal regulation is a de facto tax on employers and consumers that stifles job creation, hampers innovation and postpones investment in the economy. When the game is always changing, small businesses cannot properly plan for the future. To provide stability, we will require congressional approval of any new federal regulation that has an annual cost to our economy of $100 million or more. This is the threshold at which the government deems a regulation “economically significant.” If a regulation is so “significant” and costly that it may harm job creation, Congress should vote on it first.

• Repeal Job-Killing Small Business Mandates: One of the most controversial mandates of the Democrats’ government takeover of health care requires small businesses to report to the Internal Revenue Service any purchases that run more than $600. This 1099 reporting mandate is so overbearing that the IRS ombudsman has determined that the agency is ill-equipped to handle all the resulting paperwork.. We will repeal this job-killing small business mandate.


18 posted on 09/22/2010 3:33:18 PM PDT by kcvl
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To: kcvl

Reading it now. It looks like a good start to me. Excellent in fact. Especially love page 4. They are going to put the brakes on the balding marxist...Sustein and his secretive ‘shove’ regulations. That’s enough to get me excited..plus we all know the congressional investigations are coming if we win. All of the democrat’s abuse of powers, dereliction of duty and high crimes and misdemeanors are going to come spilling out into the public square!

GO GOP!!


59 posted on 09/22/2010 3:59:31 PM PDT by penelopesire ('You are either with us or you are with the marxists')
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To: kcvl; All
"• Give Small Businesses a Tax Deduction: We will allow small business owners to take a tax deduction equal to 20 percent of their business income."

Weasles... typical compromise on principles.

If they want to spark a recovery, it should have read, "We will eliminate corporate income taxes."

65 posted on 09/22/2010 4:08:49 PM PDT by Cobra64
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To: kcvl
Hmmm...Not one damn thing about closing the borders or doing anything about the ILELGALS that are ruining the country.

Figures.

194 posted on 09/23/2010 12:17:18 PM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal The 16th Amendment!)
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To: kcvl

I got a “polling call” from Newt last night about this new “contract.”
IN the end, they asked for money.
I hung up.


205 posted on 09/27/2010 5:45:41 AM PDT by a real Sheila (NEVER FORGET 9-11! NEVER FORGET!)
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