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the next time he points out the hair on your legs is growing back remind that boy your body is not his home he is a guest warn him to never outstep his welcome again

from Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur

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Hastur, Shrouded in Dread (Part 8)

Hastur, Shrouded in Dread (Part

“Can I have your autograph?”

Polymnia dropped her tools, looking up with a startled expression. Hecate was standing next to her workstation, holding out… the last album she published before deciding to focus on being a superhero.

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B007 Hastur, Shrouded in Dread (Part 6)

B007

I died. I died and went to hell. Why else would my first real enemy be a giant monster made of shit?

Prisca flew to the side, evading the… dripping strike. Unfortunately, she was not fast enough to evade the splash of fecal matter that splattered her all…

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Top 10 Tax-Saving Tips for Your Business

For most small business owners, owning and operating your own business leading to a pride and joy like no other - with the dreaded and disturbing fear of tax time. Taxes are generally for most small business owners annual expense. But with some important tips and tricks, you can get control over your tax situation and put more of your hard earned dollars back in your business. If your business structure is a sole proprietorship or partnership, you might consider the benefits of integrating your business. Not only will you enjoy the benefits of limited liability, but companies will generally pay less in taxes, that is self-employment/FICA tax. In addition to family and personal benefits, home-based businesses also share in the benefits of lower tax responsibilities, considers it seems your business from your home office. Not only will you keep your costs down, but you can deduct the business use of your home, provided you have a separate room in your home only for the operation of your business. Make a habit of donating unused supplies, materials, goods or other items to charitable organizations, as these are tax deductible. Be sure to get receipts for such donations so that your generosity will be handed out at tax time. As well as donations appreciated stock is also very tax-deductible-friendly, as you earn a deduction for the amount of stock is growing, not just the price you bought the shares. Organization is the key to save valuable dollars in tax time. Not only ensure that you have to be equipped to handle an audit if the situation arose, but accurate record keeping allows you to easily see a cost that can be used as a deduction on your taxes. All canceled checks and receipts should be sorted on a monthly basis and organized into piles of "deductible" and "non-deductible". Be sure to look for any entertainment or social costs that you could use as a business deduction, given that you have to show that the expense is served business purpose and the names of the clients, customers or business associates involved. To keep and organize all your receipts, credit card statements and appointment calendars come in handy with memory and support these business deduction. Procrastination will cost you! Do not wait until April 15 to meet with your accountant and file your business taxes. Early consultation with your accountant and filing your tax returns on time will ensure that you have plenty of time to file any tax payments before the due date. All payments received after the due date will incur penalties, interest and late fees, even if you file an extension. Get to know your business and its profit and loss standing. Establishment of the company's profit and loss standings will allow you to do some tax-saving moves throughout the year. If your business shows a profit, consider purchasing the assets and extra equipment before the end of the year. Remember to save your receipts! This can create business deductions and reduce your taxable income. If you receive a salary from your business, compare the amount you paid in proportion to how well your business does. Depending on your profit / loss account, you may want to collect additional income or a bonus, or stop receiving additional salary until early next year. Make a point to review and analyze your current list of customers with outstanding debts and other unpaid debts to your company. If any of these debts may be considered unsafe, you can perform these precarious balances and deduct them as bad debts on your tax return. If you have paid employees and staff at any time during the year, be sure to file all payroll reports at the end of the year and submit W-2 forms in January. In view of these important steps may possibly result in the oversight of employee taxes and increased costs for criminal charges and other charges later. Make tax time a year-round problem, instead of a one-time upset. Most small business owners only worry about tax issues during tax season, but proper planning during the year will result in a more efficient archiving, better knowledge of your business and huge savings at tax time. Note that the look out for and document all business and personal expenses that may be used as business deductions, make plans for business investments and donations, and perform all activities with the ultimate goal of tax savings in mind. With a bit of year-round planning, look for expenses and tax-saving maneuvers you can make your business a tax experience that benefit your business and less stressful on you as its owner. Keeping a tax-friendly approach for your company's activities throughout the year will help turn April 15 into one of your most favorite days.

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