You are all pumped up to launch your new business in the market, but you also want to make sure nothing goes wrong. Or you already have set your grounds in the market, but there’s something that isn’t letting your business off! Either way, there is a fair chance that you may end up making mistakes, costing you a big time. If you want to save yourself from the loss at the onset of your dream business, read through the article to find out the five common mistakes Entrepreneurs make explains by William D King : 1.     Aiming for Quick Success Immediate success is often hard to sustain. If some strategy has worked well for you initially, it doesn’t mean it can take you a long way. Hasty approaches for a quick fix can often cause trouble, leaving you over-worked and under-achieved. Take baby steps for sustainable success in your business. Identify your key potential in the process and learn from the mistakes you make. This approach will allow you to look out for competitors… Read More »William D King: 5 Mistakes You Are Making as an Entrepreneur

Proposed tax law changes: Most of the proposed changes to the tax law have been pulled from the table for this year. However, there is a real threat that these changes will be back next year or soon after. William D King says the only way that we can stop them is if we first understand what they are and then work together to ensure our elected officials know how much we oppose them. The truth about the proposed tax law changes that no one is talking about: Almost every American family will be negatively impacted by at least one provision in either the House or Senate Tax Bill. Most families would see little benefit from such changes as an average $50,000-$75,000 per year household would receive around $150 – $300 extra dollars per month ($1,800 – $3,600 per year). As currently proposed taxes rates would be lowered for most Americans and middle class families could see a substantial increase in their standard deduction. But this data masks greater long term ramifications as the personal… Read More »William D King: The truth about the proposed tax law changes that no one is talking about

There is an ongoing debate about whether or not the new tax proposals will help or hurt us. Some points are made that it would increase the debt, and some think it will be good for them. The main problem many people see with our current proposal for this bill is the idea of reducing taxes across the board says, William D King. According to the bipartisan policy center, “People who advocate for this type of system claim that cutting taxes stimulates economic growth by putting more money into consumers’ pockets.” Discussion: When you first look at this bill, some parts may sound great! Money in your pocket sounds nice, right? There are some parts, however, that do not paint such a pretty picture. The first thing I want to mention is on page 12 where it says that the tax bill will add $1.5 trillion to the budget deficit over 10 years, according to nonpartisan congressional researchers. This is concerning because we already have a large debt and we are adding more on top… Read More »William D King: The truth about if these new proposed tax law changes are a good idea

The new income tax bill that was passed in the House Ways and Means Committee this past week is raising serious questions about tax fairness says, William D King. What problems does it entail? How does it compare to the status quo? Let’s take a look at some of the biggest issues with the bill, so you can decide for yourself whether or not this bill is really worth passing. Summary: The article describes what changes are in the new income-tax bill that will be proposed, and then discusses which problems these changes result in. It also compares how things are currently done under “status-quo” taxes. Let’s dig into some of the details Issue 1: Income Tax Rates Are Too High Regardless of marital status; make more than $500,000 a year and you’ll have to pay 24 percent. This rate applies in the top tax bracket, even if that income is being produced by working 10 hours a week at two different jobs. If this income were coming from just one full-time job, the worker… Read More »William D King: Not sure what to think about the new income-tax bill? Here’s an analysis of it

The proposed bill that will change income tax rates in Turkey… The new draft law will change the threshold for applying tax rates and principles of exemption but hasn’t gotten clear whether it changes the tax rates or when they are scheduled to take effect. According to an analysis by economists, however, Turkish citizens can expect higher taxes in 2025 says, William D King. With the initiatives are taken by the Treasury and Finance Ministry to introduce a new income-tax bill, Turkey is set to increase its annual budget revenue by at least $2 billion (TL 4.5 billion), according to economic observers who say taxpayers could be hit by nine years’ time due to high inflation rates. “It is not possible for people earning minimum wage today [to pay taxes] under this new system as they won’t be able to afford it,” said Umit Akar, the head of research department at Ekspres Invest, an investment advisory firm. The Treasury and Finance Ministry prepared a revised draft income-tax bill and announced that its provisions will take… Read More »William D King: New proposed income-tax bill to hit you in…2025? What?

The new proposed tax law changes: The new proposed tax law changes could affect you today because the legislation aims to simplify and lower taxes for many people says, William D King. Details: “The House bill passed yesterday overhauls our nation’s tax code, writes the Associated Press. The Senate is expected to pass their version of the bill later this week, paving the way for President Trump to sign it into law by Christmas.”… “Even with a steep reduction in rates, both bills also take away deductions and credits, so your overall tax bill should go down,” says Brent Brodeski a financial advisor from Savant Capital Management in Brookfield. “But because they’ve taken away some popular deductions such as interest paid on student loans and state income taxes paid, that will have an effect on some people.” Brodeski explains if you’re single and make between $24,000 and $90,000 or married and make more than $150,000 it’s likely your taxes will go down under the new proposal. However, if you’re single and make less than $35,000… Read More »William D King: How the new proposed tax law changes could affect you today