Caveat Emptor — the Latin phrase for “Let the Buyer Beware” – has been the orientation of laws governing trade in English speaking Western countries for centuries. That is, buyers of goods bear the bulk of the burden to protect themselves from harm that could befall them in a purchase transaction. Maybe our forefathers were [...]

The September/October 2011 issue of The Business Owner Journal – the award winning how-to publication for owners of small and mid-size private companies – will be delivered to subscribers on September 1, 2011. It will contain straight-to-the point advice in the following areas:

While the poor and the middle class fight the wars and struggle to make ends meet, the rich continue to get extraordinary tax breaks.

Many of the mega-rich wouldn’t mind paying more tax. They are being taxed at historically low rates and many of them don’t think they’re paying their fair share. Taxes should be raised on those that earn more than $1 million per year (237,000 people), and raised more still on people making more than $10 million per year (8,300 people).