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this is, would total revenue increase, decline, or remain unchanged
a) price falls and demand is inelastic
b) price rises and demand is elastic
c) price rises and supply is elastic
d) price rises and supply is inelastic
e) price rises and demand is inelastic
f) price falls and demand is elastic
g) price falls and demand is of unit elasticity

Total revenue would increase in (c), (d), (e), and (f); decrease in (a) and (b); and remain the same in (g).

Every time we propose new taxes on the businesses and employers in Michigan, they move some of their operations out of state.

You have answered your own question.
Raising taxes reduces employment.
Lowering taxes increases employment and collects more in tax revenues.
So the path to more tax money in the coffers is lower taxes.

Right now I have 3 videos that have been picked up for revenue sharing. Yet I can’t find ads running in the videos and when I check Google Ad Sense it theirs still no data from youtube.

I have the 3 videos enabled for Revenue Sharing. They’ve accumulating up to around 1k views. My first revenue video has been there for over 2 months.

Any advise or should I just be patient?

Perhaps potential advertisers have looked at
your channel and videos — and decided they
are not interested in associating themselves
with you. It happens.

Chi..if you want a good read on the subject take a look at Chalmers Johnson’s Trilogy. I think it starts with blowback. Take a look over a amazon the rest.

I have been watching the Lakers as a child during the Showtime era. I feel as a longtime Lakers fan, I deserve an explaination from the organization as to why they make such horrible decisions! Why let go of Shaq for near nothing? Why pass on Ron Artest? Why pass on other players for Andrew Bynum (an unexperienced child)? Why not sign Al Harrington when it would only cost one draft pick? What is the mindset of this organization? I am tired of listening to sports talk radio hype on about how Dr. Buss has a plan and how Mitch Kupchak is in control. When will they give us an idea of how they will bring this organization back to its rightful place as champions? Or are they just milking the revenues from all the sales of Kobe jerseys (which will be even more now with a new jersey number)? Why doesn’t anyone realize that the Lakers have been falling apart since the departure of Jerry West? Why is everyone so optimistic about this lack of proper decision making?

i dont know

I have been watching the Lakers as a child during the Showtime era. I feel as a longtime Lakers fan, I deserve an explaination from the organization as to why they make such horrible decisions! Why let go of Shaq for near nothing? Why pass on Ron Artest? Why pass on other players for Andrew Bynum (an unexperienced child)? Why not sign Al Harrington when it would only cost one draft pick? What is the mindset of this organization? I am tired of listening to sports talk radio hype on about how Dr. Buss has a plan and how Mitch Kupchak is in control. When will they give us an idea of how they will bring this organization back to its rightful place as champions? Or are they just milking the revenues from all the sales of Kobe jerseys (which will be even more now with a new jersey number)? Why doesn’t anyone realize that the Lakers have been falling apart since the departure of Jerry West? Why is everyone so optimistic about this lack of proper decision making?

i dont know

Federal authorities say the temp agency that supplied an East Stroudsburg factory with undocumented workers in 2007 is involved in an extensive and complicated web of fraud.

They say, in court papers, that H&T Staffing Services, operating under that and other, similar names in Pennsylvania, fraudulently raked in nearly $2.5 million in one year.

Links
Pocono Record: Coverage of the Iridium Illegal Immigrant Raid People involved in the staffing company have been brought through United States Middle District Court of Pennsylvania ever since the June 2007 raid of Iridium Industries in East Stroudsburg.

During the raid at the plastic-container plant, 81 illegal immigrants were arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Iridium was not charged in connection with the raid.

The court is currently considering the case of Can Thach. Thach was indicted in September through a joint investigation by ICE, the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Pennsylvania State Police.

According to the indictment:

•Thach and others owned, managed and operated labor-leasing or temporary employment companies in Pennsylvania using the name H&T Staffing Services and variations of that name.
•H&T supplied workers to various companies, although Iridium Industries’ Artube division is the only business named in court papers. Iridium paid H&T for the workers provided, and then H&T paid themselves and the workers. At least some of the Iridium workers came through a Wilkes-Barre office of H&T.
•Thach and others cashed checks from Iridum and other companies at check-cashing businesses in Philadelphia. Workers were paid in cash, under the table.
•H&T filed false unemployment compensation and Internal Revenue Service forms to hide that the business employed illegal aliens. "This resulted in significant loss to both the Pennsylvania unemployment compensation fund and the United States Medicare Trust Fund," the indictment said.
•Thach and others are accused of omitting the names of illegals on quarterly forms required by the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Program. Instead, they used names of family members and friends who did not work for the business, in order to give the business the air of legitimacy, according to the indictment.

Through the unemployment scheme, H&T defrauded the program out of more than $100,000 in taxes, interests and penalties.

Five tax forms were sent to the IRS with false statements, claiming H&T had a small number of employees. The business failed to pay the required Medicare withholdings contributions for employees, resulting in $67,000 in loss to Medicare.

Thach will go on trial in December for conspiracy to commit money laundering and fraud, false statements related to health care matters and transporting illegal aliens.

H&T was more involved in workers’ lives than typical employment agencies. The company transported workers to and from the job. Using profits from the scheme, H&T purchased properties, at least one in Stroudsburg, then harbored illegals in some of the properties, charging them rent.

In November 2008, H&T Staffing owner Jimmy Nguyen pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and conspiracy to defraud state and local governments. Nguyen was sentenced to 70 months in prison. When he gets out, he must repay the nearly $214,000 he owed to the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Program and $345,000 to the U.S. Medicare Trust Fund.

Sufini Alisaito, Hardy Ko and Hew Deng Kong pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport illegal aliens in connection to the immigration raid. They were each sentenced to two years supervised release.

Details on the accused in the case are sparse because many of the documents are sealed.
http://www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091024/NEWS/910240348

yep, cant tax them if you dont know they are here

Federal authorities say the temp agency that supplied an East Stroudsburg factory with undocumented workers in 2007 is involved in an extensive and complicated web of fraud.

They say, in court papers, that H&T Staffing Services, operating under that and other, similar names in Pennsylvania, fraudulently raked in nearly $2.5 million in one year.

Links
Pocono Record: Coverage of the Iridium Illegal Immigrant Raid People involved in the staffing company have been brought through United States Middle District Court of Pennsylvania ever since the June 2007 raid of Iridium Industries in East Stroudsburg.

During the raid at the plastic-container plant, 81 illegal immigrants were arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Iridium was not charged in connection with the raid.

The court is currently considering the case of Can Thach. Thach was indicted in September through a joint investigation by ICE, the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Pennsylvania State Police.

According to the indictment:

•Thach and others owned, managed and operated labor-leasing or temporary employment companies in Pennsylvania using the name H&T Staffing Services and variations of that name.
•H&T supplied workers to various companies, although Iridium Industries’ Artube division is the only business named in court papers. Iridium paid H&T for the workers provided, and then H&T paid themselves and the workers. At least some of the Iridium workers came through a Wilkes-Barre office of H&T.
•Thach and others cashed checks from Iridum and other companies at check-cashing businesses in Philadelphia. Workers were paid in cash, under the table.
•H&T filed false unemployment compensation and Internal Revenue Service forms to hide that the business employed illegal aliens. "This resulted in significant loss to both the Pennsylvania unemployment compensation fund and the United States Medicare Trust Fund," the indictment said.
•Thach and others are accused of omitting the names of illegals on quarterly forms required by the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Program. Instead, they used names of family members and friends who did not work for the business, in order to give the business the air of legitimacy, according to the indictment.

Through the unemployment scheme, H&T defrauded the program out of more than $100,000 in taxes, interests and penalties.

Five tax forms were sent to the IRS with false statements, claiming H&T had a small number of employees. The business failed to pay the required Medicare withholdings contributions for employees, resulting in $67,000 in loss to Medicare.

Thach will go on trial in December for conspiracy to commit money laundering and fraud, false statements related to health care matters and transporting illegal aliens.

H&T was more involved in workers’ lives than typical employment agencies. The company transported workers to and from the job. Using profits from the scheme, H&T purchased properties, at least one in Stroudsburg, then harbored illegals in some of the properties, charging them rent.

In November 2008, H&T Staffing owner Jimmy Nguyen pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and conspiracy to defraud state and local governments. Nguyen was sentenced to 70 months in prison. When he gets out, he must repay the nearly $214,000 he owed to the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Program and $345,000 to the U.S. Medicare Trust Fund.

Sufini Alisaito, Hardy Ko and Hew Deng Kong pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport illegal aliens in connection to the immigration raid. They were each sentenced to two years supervised release.

Details on the accused in the case are sparse because many of the documents are sealed.
http://www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091024/NEWS/910240348

yep, cant tax them if you dont know they are here

You call them.

Mostly they are pretty nice about these things.

Trust me, my husband had a few tax problems himself.

You could also just write them and tell them you will pay X amount per month, but it is better to call.

Remember though if the amount is past due they will charge you interest.

I don’t know of a good lawyer in the lower Mainland, care to elaborate on your problems with CRA?

Send me an email.