What is CASHCulture ?Written by Eugenijus
In this introduction, we're going to take a closer look at CASH Culture and how it works. We're also going to look at its products, including Instant-Profit affiliate program. And for those of you how are new, we're going to explain how it's possible to earn a residual income through CASHCulture. First of all, CASH Culture is an MLM affiliate program. It has a line of products that are represented through its Gold membership. As an affiliate (member) of CASH Culture , you are able to sell gold memberships through your unique referral link to earn commissions. What makes CASH Culture different from most other Work-From-Home opportunities is very low start-up costs that enables almost ANYONE to start their own home business. This has already enabled tens of thousands of individuals to earn residual incomes through instant-profit affiliate program since CASH Culture became operational in October of 2002. Actually, CASHCulture has paid a total of more than $1 million to its members since day one!
| | Little Known Tax Deductions That Can Save You BigWritten by Diane Hughes
When you say "end of year", most small business owners think of two things immediately. The *second* is holidays. The *first* is taxes! While almost all of us pay taxes quarterly, we still have to file in January. That means November and December are spent getting ready. When you're gathering all your information together for your accountant, don't forget about these regularly overlooked deductions.Mileage Sure, most of us already know that we can deduct a mileage allowance from our taxes. However, many of us (especially dot coms who don't travel much) don't bother to keep track of our travels thinking it won't be worth trouble. Oh, but it is! I had same mind-set, but - at urging of my accountant - decided to keep track and see for myself. I'll never neglect to do it again! Even though almost every place that I travel is nearby, when I added up all 10-mile trips to office supply store, bank, etc., it turned out to be a hefty total. Haven't kept track this year? Start now. Go back and look for deposits in your check register. This would have meant you traveled to bank on that date... write it down. Do you have receipts from office supply store? You must have traveled on that day, too. Write that down. Keep all your information on a log sheet with date, number of miles traveled round trip, and purpose of drive (i.e., office supply store, bank deposit, etc.). You'll be pleased to find that even short, weekly trips all throughout year can add up to 800 - 1,000 miles or more. Multiply that times 2002 allowance of 36.5 cents per mile and you get a $292 - $365 tax deduction! Bad Debt Did you sell products or services to someone who did not pay you? Have you tried to collect money without success? You can write those losses off and get a deduction for them. No, it won't equal total amount of money you lost, but it is better than nothing.
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