Hannable1975

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Congrats Anubis.

I know around here, NO ONE seems to be leaving a job they have to persue something they "want to do" , or are passionate about. It's refreshing to see someone who is in a position to take such a leap of faith.

I'm cheering for you dude - I hope it is everything you dream and more.

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joety

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Our corporate taxes are the highest in the industrialized world.

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Conical 1 - Kern River Citra IPA
Conical 2 - Empty
Carboys - Empty
Secondaries - Empty
Lagering in Kegs - Munich Helles
Kegged: American Wheat/Rye, Kolsch II, American Original Pale Ale, Belgian Stout, Resurrection Milk Stout, House IPA, Bourbon County Stout, Gulden Draak, BLC
Bottled: Oaked Bourbon Porter
Planned: ???
Now Open: My new 10 gallon Kal inspired RIMS brewery

GuldTuborg

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I might believe that if I saw any hard evidence from a credible source. Usually, it's politicians who like to cater to the malcontent of corporations that use this line. No offense to you, of course - I'm just not buying it.

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Frodo

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Agreed. And sorry for taking this topic While we're off topic, here's an interesting paper I found.

http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/69xx/doc6902/11-28-CorporateTax.pdf

Comparing the corporate tax rates sounds a bit complicated. But one of those charts compares corporate tax as a percentage of GDP, and the U.S. is on the low end of that one. Again, sorry for being