hzlz

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by hzlz 17y ago
I don't want to get into politics on either side, and there are several factors: - The first is the "doc fix". Basically, there's a 21% automatic cut in the payments to doctors in Medicare. That would lower the payouts to the point where
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by hzlz 17y ago
[I posted this on the other thread, which seems to have been deleted as a dupe. Sorry if it's against protocol to re-post. But I tried to find both sides, good-and-bad wrt startups.] Some discussion of the impact on startups in the thread
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by hzlz 17y ago
Some discussion of the impact on startups in the thread at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1208019 While it didn't discuss all of these, it seems to me that the things that will directly impact startuppers: Pros - Community rating, et
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by hzlz 17y ago
First, this is not a "woe is me" tale. My life is pretty good. If I do less is startups, I've done pretty well. We're very far from socialism. This one was actually pretty simple. An acquirer filed a 1099 in the incorrect category. We
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by hzlz 17y ago
I build startups. So far, pretty small, but I've created 16 jobs so far in my career (approximately--it's hard to track what happens to your org after acquisition). I'm proud of that. I also angel invest. Thus far, those companies aren't
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by hzlz 17y ago
It may be because I am currently dealing with a tax error that's causing a nightmare from a previous startup, but I feel like the government keeps saying to me through all these complicated tax rules and increases, "Please don't do another