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From: rodb@slugo.corp.sgi.com (Rod Beckwith)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: RE-post for Inventors
Date: 29 Dec 92 22:33:00 GMT
Organization: Silicon Graphics, Inc.


Hello eneryone,


I received this infomation in the mail on DEC-8-92. I called & talked to
one of the organizers(Livia). She said it was well worth the
price(FREE):->
This event is sponsored by INPEX, " Americas Largest Invention Trade Show"
I AM RECEIVING NO RENUMERATION FOR THIS ANNOUNCEMENT!

What you will learn:

1. How to present your product to business and industry in a
cost-effective
manner.

2. Techniques for attempting to establish personal contacts with business
represenatives.

3. How feedback which you may receive can prove beneficial for your
invention.

4. How you can use a trade show as a limited type of test or market survey
on your product.

5. How INPEX awards can help you in promoting your invention.

6. What makes INPEX the ideal trade show for inventions.


The times & dates that follow are for California only. I am sure they do
this on a nation wide basis, so please use the 800# below to call & find
out. Ask for Livia. 800-422-0871 You must call this number to make
reservations if you wish to attend.

The times & dates are as follows:

January 9, 1993  Los Angeles Airport Hilton     10:00am-Noon
January 11, 1993 San Diego Mission Valley Hilton 7:00pm-9:00pm
January 13, 1993 Sacramento Hilton Inn           7:00pm-9:00pm
January 16, 1993 San Francisco Sharaton         10:00am-Noon

See you Jan16th.................


Also here is a re-post of the information for the Inventors Assistance
League  (A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION):


Inventors & Creative people of Earth,
> 
> Here is the information you have been waitng for:
> ADDRESS------
> The Inventors Assistance League
> 4525 Airwest Dr. S.E.
> Grand Rapids, Mich. 49512
> PHONE NUMBER-------
> (1) 800-846-3228
> Simply write or call for a *FREE* brochure.
> 
> The information presented is clear, concise, & to the point. A no
nonsense
> approach. Good luck & happy INVENTING!
> Drop me an email & let me know what you think.
 


Rod

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From: kpjone01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Payroll program needed.
Date: 2 Jan 93 02:09:58 GMT
Organization: University of Louisville

Hello,

I am looking for a program that will take care of the payroll and be able 
to write checks for they employees.  This program needs to be able to 
compute how much money should be withheld for the various state, federal, etc..
taxes.  PD or shareware would be the best bet but commercial is also being
considered.  I need this for a MAC.  ANY HELP WITH THIS SEARCH WOULD BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED.

BTW: It is for a small business.
 
Kevin
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kevin Jones                                   KPJONE01@ULKYVX.CT.LOUISVILLE.EDU
Lab Supervisor                                KPJONE01@ULKYVX.LOUISVILLE.EDU
Computing and Telecommunications              PHONE:  502-588-6303
University of Louisville, KY                  FAX:    502-588-0150

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Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
From: mgmsw@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (! M.Goutham )
Subject: ADVISE WANTED
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 19:34:09 GMT
Keywords: ADVISE ON STARTING SMALL BUSINESS

Hi,

I am an international student who wishes to help a friend with his business
by canvassing orders for his trading company (and in the process earn a few
extra $$).

I wish to know if it is legally alright for me to do so since I am on a F1 visa.

A response will be appreciated.

Thanks.
Goutham

mgmsw@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu


Xref: sparky misc.entrepreneurs:3817 misc.invest:15631
From: tpradeep@cs.tamu.edu (Pradeep K Tapadiya)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs,misc.invest
Subject: Need recommendations on book clubs for business/invest..
Date: 4 Jan 1993 00:33:32 GMT
Organization: Computer Science Department, Texas A&M University
Distribution: usa
NNTP-Posting-Host: neuron.tamu.edu

Greetings:

I am planning to start collecting some good books on business practices,
investments, saving money, etc.

Can some of you please recommend me some business book clubs (preferably
with their 800 numbers)? Can you also add why you like a particular
book club?

Thank you for your help. If need be, I'll summarize the responses on
the net.

Pradeep
tpradeep@cs.tamu.edu
From: paradis@sousa.tay.dec.com (Jim Paradis)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Re: commerce as a result of the net.
Date: 29 Dec 92 04:48:43 GMT
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation, Littleton, MA
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]

I believe that ClariNet (a newswire-forwarding service) is an example
of a for-profit commercial entity that makes use of the Internet as
a transport medium.  Nobody seems to have shut them down yet 8-)


-- 
Jim Paradis (paradis@sousa.tay.dec.com) 
I try to take one day at a time, but lately several days have attacked at once!
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
From: "Gary A. Woodward" <p00140@psilink.com>
Subject: Re: commerce as a result of the net.
Organization: Performance Systems Int'l
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 12:30:00 GMT
X-Mailer: PSILink-DOS (3.3)

>DATE:   29 Dec 92 04:48:43 GMT
>FROM:   Jim Paradis <paradis@sousa.tay.dec.com>
>
>I believe that ClariNet (a newswire-forwarding service) is an example
>of a for-profit commercial entity that makes use of the Internet as
>a transport medium.  Nobody seems to have shut them down yet 8-)
>
>-- 
>Jim Paradis (paradis@sousa.tay.dec.com) 
>I try to take one day at a time, but lately several days have attacked at once!
I believe that someday the net will serve the same purpose as the US 
Postal Service does now.  True, it can't be for profit but it is a 
vehicle for profit.  An information highway with out the billboards.  I 
can see how you could conduct business on the net if you just used 
e-mail and kept your business out of the newsgroups.  The various 
forsale groups seem to be very effective.  Eventually, all of our mail 
and newspapers will come to us via e-mail whereever we are able to dial 
up from.  Don't get me wrong, I'm not for soliciting business in the 
groups but it is a tremendous resource.  


Regards. 

Gary.
From: cliff@allen.com (Cliff Allen)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Re: Predatory marketing
Date: Fri, 25 Dec 92 09:54:49 EST
Organization: Allen Marketing Group - Raleigh, NC

markh@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Mark) writes:

>    What would it take to snatch away a sizeable fraction of the market on
> compilers or operating systems (say, PC-compatible C compilers) from the big
> guys, working from scratch with nothing but a software development system but
> unlimited access to innovative talent?
> 

The difficulty that most software tool companies have in marketing their 
products indicates that it would be difficult to capture a significant 
share of those markets.  Borland's current problems show how difficult 
it can be to sell into that market -- especially with the cross-platform 
capabilities planned for Windows NT.

One of the formulas for success when you have "unlimited access to 
innovative talent" is to base a product on an up-and-coming technology 
(e.g., CD-ROM storage, pen-based input, cellular modems, etc.), market it 
for a few years to demonstrate it's potential, then sell the product to a 
large company so you can "cash out."

With the advances in processor speed, storage, and communications, we 
are seeing a variety of platforms that will need innovative software.

Cliff
From: prw@apple.com (Paul Wenker)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Getting a book published?
Date: 2 Jan 93 01:02:50 GMT
Followup-To: misc.entrepreneurs
Distribution: usa
Organization: Apple Computer, Inc.

How does one go about getting a book published?  I've got an idea for a
book
that I think would be useful (it's along the lines of those reference/price
guides you see for various collectibles), but I wouldn't know where to
begin
if I ever wanted to pursue the idea.  If anybody out there has any
information
or hints on where to begin, what the process is, or anything else, I'd love
to hear it.

-Paul Wenker
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
From: tga@oar.net (Germann Associates)
Subject: Re: commerce as a result of the net.
Organization: Ohio Academic Resources Network
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 16:01:13 GMT

In article <1992Dec29.201156.8345@panix.com> isc@panix.com (David Koosis) writes:
>In <2934717871.0.p00140@psilink.com> "Gary A. Woodward" <p00140@psilink.com> writes:
>
>>I believe that someday the net will serve the same purpose as the US 
>>Postal Service does now. 
>
>I understand that Al Gore is a great proponent of "info highways."
>(The Clinton/Gore transition team even has a net node i've noticed.)
>

Oh really, what is it?  Can we send them mail?


>It will be interesting to see what happens over the next few years, eh?
>
>-dk
>-- 
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>ISC Consultants NYC 212-477-8800 Training/Consulting Since 1973 isc@panix.com


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Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
From: isc@panix.com (David Koosis)
Subject: Re: BillBoards/Advertisement
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 20:19:05 GMT
Distribution: misc
Organization: PANIX Public Access Unix, NYC

In <JDAVIS.92Dec29083137@dante.nmsu.edu> jdavis@nmsu.edu (DAVIS) writes:

>THe mentioning of internet with NO billboards is lacking. 
> Think of this.. Most machines get logged in to many times a day. Some
>100+ different college kids log into our main UNIX here at NMSU each
>school day. This makes me think of the $$ that could be made by
>selling MOTD advertising. 
...

Eeeek! don't even _think_ it!  The whole beauty of the net
lies in the ability to filter out the noise.
If I'm interested in left-threaded strato-widgets, then I'll
subscribe to misc.widgets.  The more noise you generate, the
less effective the medium becomes for any kind of communication,
including commercial advertising. 
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ISC Consultants NYC 212-477-8800 Training/Consulting Since 1973 isc@panix.com
From: mhart@blackjack.dt.navy.mil (Michael Hart)
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Re: BillBoards/Advertisement
Date: 29 Dec 92 21:03:35 GMT
Distribution: usa

In <1992Dec29.163158.13236@cbfsb.cb.att.com> timbob@cbnewsg.cb.att.com (paul.t.dunfee) writes:

>In article <JDAVIS.92Dec29083137@dante.nmsu.edu> jdavis@nmsu.edu (DAVIS) writes:
>>THe mentioning of internet with NO billboards is lacking. 

[original quoted text deleted]

>Chuckle; must be another freshman, heh?     8*)
>- Tim.

Yeah, must be.  He can't even trim down the quoted text on a 
followup.




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From: Ken_J_Siegel@cup.portal.com
Newsgroups: misc.entrepreneurs
Subject: Re: part time money
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 19:29:04 PST
Organization: The Portal System (TM)

Well Gary, I have been doing something similar and I am looking for 
people to work for me in NJ, NY (lower part) and maybe Conn.  If anybody is
interested, please contact me via email.
                               Ken J Siegel
From: jdavidso@teknowledge.com (Jim Davidson)
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
Subject: Re: Expenses Preparing a House for Sale
Date: 26 Dec 92 16:35:09 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: /home/users/jdavidso/.organization
In-reply-to: rand@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM's message of 23 Dec 92 18:45:57 GMT

In article <10850011@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM> rand@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Rand Briggs) writes:

> I am selling my home.  Do expenses for fixing up the
> house to sell it such as replacing a broken window 
> receive some sort of favorable tax treatment?

Those are classed as repairs, as opposed to capital improvements.  If they
occur within a certain window around the time you sell the house (I don't have
the pubs with me right now), they may enable you to *defer* certain taxes that
would otherwise be due this year.  This is only relevant if you are "moving
down" to a less expensive house.

Note that you don't get out of paying the taxes; you just don't have
to pay them this year.  Capital improvements, on the other hand, are added
to your basis, and reduce the amount of taxes that you have to pay in the
long run.

-Jim

Newsgroups: misc.taxes
From: yonder@netcom.com (Christopher Russell)
Subject: Educational Reimbursement??
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 15:52:27 GMT

I'm hoping some tax savvy person out there may be able to help me out
here.  I have been going to graduate school now for over a year.  For
this entire time I have been getting all of my eduational
reimbursement (from the company for which I work) on a tax-free basis.
That is educational reimbursement did not show up as taxable income on
my W-2.


...Until HR 11 (house resolution?) was vetoed by my good friend G.Bush
(the education president).  The effect of this is that now my
educational reimbursement WILL be taxable income.  And to make it
worse, educational reimbursement back to JUNE is taxable.

I had no idea that the taxable status of my educational reimbursement
was on the chopping block.  My graduate school fees are significant
(Stanford tuition is outragous, but since they can count on the
corporations around here to pick up the tab for part-time grad
students, they really charge!).  Now I have to come up with thousands in
taxes I had no idea about.

When the announcement was circulated here at work, it was suggested
that some people may still be able to deduct the tuition from their
income, but that we need to figure that out on our own...uhg.

Does anybody out there know anything about this.  What kind of tuition
is tax deductable and what kind isn't?  How about books, supplies,
etc?  Does anybody have any good advice on tax preparation companies
(H&R Block?), or sources of good tax information?

Does anybody know the status of HR11?  

-- 
Christopher L. Russell (yonderboy)  Phone: (408)378-9078 Campbell,CA
yonder@netcom.COM or clr40@sim.mfg.amdahl.com or chrisr@leland.stanford.edu
From: "hilary miller" <hilary.miller@execnet.com>
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
Subject: expenses preparing a
Date: 26 Dec 92 15:35:12 EST
Reply-To: "hilary miller" <hilary.miller@execnet.com>
Distribution: misc
Organization: Executive Networks Information


Rand Briggs, in a message to All on 12-24-92 at 7:37pm, said:

RB>|I am selling my home.  Do expenses for fixing up the
   |house to sell it such as replacing a broken window
   |receive some sort of favorable tax treatment?
   |____________________________________________________

          They may be applied to reduce the amount realized.  This has
          two effects: first, the gain on the sale is reduced, so that,
          regardless of whether you pay the capital gain tax currently
          or defer it by making a qualified purchase of a new home,
          your tax will be lower; secondly, by directly offsetting the
          amount realized, the purchase price of the replacement home
          you must buy to defer recognition of the gain is reduced.


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Newsgroups: misc.taxes
From: trocklin@news.weeg.uiowa.edu (Tom Rocklin)
Subject: Re: Need a book on taxes for college/university teachers
Organization: University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:56:21 GMT

gudimet@apee.ogi.edu (Rao Gudimetla) writes:


> Please recommend a good book on taxes for college/university 
>teachers. Thanks well in advance.

>Rao Gudimetla

You can try _1993 Tax Guide for College Teachers and Other College
Personnel_ (ISBN 0-916018-48-2) which is available from Academic Information
Services, Inc., College Park Office, PO Box 929, College Park, MD, 20741 for
$27.95 plus $2.90 s/h.  I don't have their phone number.

I've bought previous editions from time to time and found them helpful, 
-- 
Tom Rocklin                                  374 Lindquist Center
319/335-5570                               The University of Iowa
319/335-5386 (fax)                            Iowa City, IA 52242

From: barryf@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Barry Fowler)
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 23:27:44 GMT
Subject: Re: Is alimony deductable?
Organization: HP Colorado Computer Mfg. Operation
Newsgroups: misc.taxes

Not only is alimony tax deductible but attorney fees incured to reduce
alimony is tax deductible.
From: McAldon International Inc. <mcaldon@igc.apc.org>
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
Date: 30 Dec 92 22:05 PST
Subject: Re: deductability of a home PC used for
Nf-ID: #R:optima.cs.arizona.edu:28982:cdp:1427800054:000:1112
Nf-From: cdp.UUCP!mcaldon    Dec 30 22:05:00 1992


|I am about to purchase a low-end 486 PC, to be used
|almost exclusively for home education programs for
|my oldest daughter and for typesetting my dissertation
|and other papers.  Is there a chance that I can deduct
|the cost of the PC (and perhaps educational software)
|as an educational expense?  The answer to this affects
|whether I buy it in the next few days or wait (a few
|more) until 1993.  Thanks for any tips!
|Dave Bakken                               Internet: bakken@cs.arizona.edu

If the dissertation is in connection with education intended to improve
skills in your present job, you can include the portion of the cost of 
the PC attributable to this use among your itemized expenses.  The
daughter's portion of the cost isn't deductible.  As a practical matter,
I think you'd have considerable latitude determining how to apportion
this.  In general, money spent to enhance present earnings is
deductible, with limitations, against those earnings.  DMcKenzie

|    mcaldon@igc.org     | Opinions dispensed herein not guaranteed |
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Newsgroups: misc.taxes
From: jayant@cbnewsh.cb.att.com (jayant.g.deshpande)
Subject: 1993 Tax rates
Organization: AT&T
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 14:40:21 GMT
Keywords: IRS Exemptions Federal standard deductions

Please send me (Email) the 1993 tax rates, exemption amounts and 
standard deduction amounts. Thank you very much in advance.

Jayant Deshpande
j.deshpande @att.com
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
From: gopi@indetech.com (Prakash Gopinath)
Subject: Can one claim full deductions in a short tax year?
Organization: Independence Technologies, Inc. Fremont, CA
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 17:50:13 GMT

I started working only from Oct92 and received only about $12000 so far. I will be filing Income tax return under "Married filling jointly". I have the following questions.

1. Can I claim $6,000 as exemption (For Married filing jointly)? Also can I claim $6900 as deductibles for dependents (For my wife and child)?

2. Am I eligible for the EIC (Earned Income Credit) as my total income is less than $13000?

Please let me know the answers for the above.

Thanks in advance.



-- 
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\  / /  Independence Technologies   
 \/ /   42705 Lawrence Place        FAX: 510 438-2034
  \/    Fremont, CA 94538           Voice: 510 438-8777
From: kurt@think.com (Kurt Thearling)
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
Subject: new 1992 tax information
Date: 31 Dec 1992 18:19:13 GMT
Organization: Thinking Machines Corporation, Cambridge MA, USA
Distribution: usa
NNTP-Posting-Host: duchamp.think.com


Here is some information I have obtained from the IRS (and MONEY magazine)
regarding tax rates for 1993.  Enjoy!

- kurt

========

Tax Rates for 1993 (single)

	15%	to $22000
	28%	to $53500
	31%	above that
	Standard Deduction: 3700
	Personal Exemption: 2350

1993 Social Security

	tax rate	6.2% + 1.45%
	wage base	$57,600 and $135,000
	maximum tax	$3686.40 + $1957.5

1993    401(k) max	$9000


In addition, here is past info I have pulled off the net:

Tax Rates for 1991 (single)

	15%	to $20350
	28%	to $49300
	31%	above that
	Standard Deduction: 3400
	Personal Exemption: 2150

Tax Rates for 1992 (single)

	15%	to $21150
	28%	to $
	31%	above that
	Standard Deduction: 3600
	Personal Exemption: 2300

1988 Social Security
	tax rate	7.51%
	wage base	$45000
	maximum tax	$3379.50
1989 Social Security
	tax rate	7.51%
	wage base	$48000
	maximum tax	$3604.80
1990 Social Security
	tax rate	7.65%
	wage base	$51300
	maximum tax	$3924.45
1991 Social Security
	tax rate	6.2% + 1.45%
	wage base	$53400 and $125000
	maximum tax	$3310.80 + 1812.50
1992 Social Security
	tax rate	6.2% + 1.45%
	wage base	$55500 and $130200
	maximum tax	$3441.00 + 1887.90

1990	401(k) max	$7979
1991	401(k) max	$8475
1992	401(k) max	$8728


Newsgroups: misc.taxes,ca.general,soc.culture.canada
From: rsingh@goliath.Stanford.EDU (   raj)
Subject: Getting Canada Pension and UI money back ...
Followup-To: misc.consumers
Summary: money taken out of my pay!
Keywords: Canada, tax, pension, UI, unemployment insurance
Organization: Makalu Mountain Hermitage, Mt Makalu, Nepal
Distribution: na
Date: Fri, 25 Dec 92 00:16:18 GMT


SITUATION:
==========

I worked in Canada during the fall 89 and spring 90 and as per my coy
of T4 (equivalent to US W-2), the following taxes were deducted.  All
this time, my status was a student visa + a valid employment
authorization, something similar to being on F-1 with an EAD in US.

 Fall 1989
     1. Income tax:                              2353.38
     2. Canada Pension plan, employee's portion:  218.22
     3. Unemployment insurance:                   215.34

  amount in (1) DOES NOT include amounts in (2) and (3).

 Spring 1990

     4. Income tax:                              5522.61
     5. Canada Pension plan, employee's portion:  507.11
     6. Unemployment insurance:                   534.08

  amount in (4) DOES NOT include amounts in (5) and (6).

Upon filing tax returns, I was refunded miniscule portions of (1)+(4).


I am NOT ALLOWED TO APPLY FOR ANY BENEFITS that are funded by the
contributions (2), (3), (5) and (6) above, and I was told at the time
that I *DID NOT* have to pay these taxes.  However, my company was
small (<20) and we only had a part time accountant so they just kept
on deducting.

QUESTIONS:
==========

 1. Which government authority in Canada administers the pension and
    UI?  Is it the ministry of Welfare?  Who do I write to?

 2. Am I entitled to get all the monies ( 2+3+5+6 + employer's
    contributions) back?  With interest?  Now?  At 60? Ever?

Thank you very much for any and all info and tips ... I would
like to get my monies back and before I start talking to civil
servants, I want to be ared with facts and tips.

--raj
-- 
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Gauls!  We have nothing to fear; except perhaps that the sky may fall
on our heads tomorrow.  But as we all know, tomorrow never comes!!
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From: gudimet@apee.ogi.edu (Rao Gudimetla)
Newsgroups: misc.taxes
Subject: Need a book on taxes for college/university teachers
Date: 22 Dec 92 17:24:20 GMT
Article-I.D.: ogicse.47641
Distribution: usa
Organization: Oregon Graduate Institute, Applied Physics & Electrical Engineering, Beaverton


 Please recommend a good book on taxes for college/university 
teachers. Thanks well in advance.

Rao Gudimetla

Newsgroups: misc.taxes