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Make New York A Small Biz Mecca
June 19, 2013
Edward Glaeser
City taxes and regulations are putting a huge burden on growing enterprises
New York, like any city, needs entrepreneurship to survive. As old businesses become obsolete, startups must replace them, or employment will wither. If a particular industry brings vast wealth to a city, real estate costs can soar, allowing the local government to overtax and overregulate complacently and driving out the scrappy entrepreneurs who will build the economy of the future.
Thats exactly what happened in Detroit. If the current crop of mayoral hopefuls dont want it to happen in New York, too, they must understand that cumbersome regulations and high taxes are discouraging too many of the entrepreneurs the city needs.
Sure, there are some success stories in the tech sector and elsewhere. But in a recent Zogby poll of New Yorkers carried out for the Manhattan Institute, 65% of respondents thought that the city administration wasnt doing enough to encourage entrepreneurs and small businesses to increase their presence and hiring, and 67% considered "the current environment for the growth and development of small business in New York City" poor or fair.
These barriers to starting a business are a major problem facing the next mayor.
New Yorks economy today is dominated by relatively large firms. The average establishment in Manhattan is 25% larger than in the nation as a whole. The citys most important industrial cluster is finance and insurance, which is responsible for 39% of the payroll in New York County. Finance is famously led by firms that the federal government considers too big to fail.
Given the enormous barriers that confront small businesses here, its amazing that the city has as many as it does. If you want, say, to open a goods-producing facility in the Big Apple, youll need at least 10 permits, including a certificate of occupancy and a Fire Department-issued Place of Assembly Permit.
Your drivers will need special commercial drivers licenses from the city; your van will need a city parking card. Any modifications that you make to your building will need a barrage of permits, and expect a bigger barrage if your business is located in one of the citys many historic districts.
Those are just the local rules, of course; youll also have to deal with state and federal regulations. Plan to file a 1099 form with the IRS for every vendor you pay more than $600, for example.
Another obstacle to business formation in New York City is city and state corporate taxes. The states 8.63% corporate tax is slightly lower than whats charged by some of its neighbors, such as New Jersey and Pennsylvania, but substantially higher than in many other states.
And New York City, unlike most American cities, adds its own corporate income-tax rate of 8.85% to the states levy. The financial firms that thrive in Manhattan may find ways to credit their income to other locations, but a small business with its sole office in the city doesnt have that luxury.
Real regulatory reform would do wonders to foster small-business growth in New York. The mayoral hopefuls should commit to a system in which just one business-permitting authority or, at most, two imposes the rules. Such a system would include a one-stop shop for opening a new business, one that makes speed a priority. And the rules must be reevaluated. Since 1993, federal regulations proposed by the executive branch have had to be subjected to cost-benefit analysis, a process overseen by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. More recently, the office has been applying cost-benefit analysis to existing rules as well.
The next mayor should follow the feds example, forming a special office of regulatory affairs charged with vetting new rules and examining old ones.
Reducing the citys onerous corporate taxes is harder than fixing the regulatory burden, because providing public services in an old, vast city will always be expensive.
But economists say that a locality shouldnt focus its taxes on mobile targets, such as entrepreneurs, since taxation encourages them to move elsewhere. It makes more sense to focus on things that cant move, such as land; New York should do more to shift taxes from small businesses to landowners.
The New York economy has done well during the Bloomberg era, but the citys apparent health can itself become a danger, since the next mayor may not see much need to limit spending growth or cut back regulations.
The city needs to recognize that an entrepreneurial ecosystem is fragile. New Yorks future success isnt a sure thing but the best way to foster it is to make life easier for entrepreneurs, the key to urban vitality.
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How to Celebrate a Corporate Anniversary
A corporate anniversary is not just a celebration. It is an opportunity that comes no frequently than every five years. While you've got the spotlight, you should use your company's anniversary as a vehicle to communicate core company initiatives.
1First off, you need to figure out all the relevant audiences for your celebration and determine every goal you want your corporate anniversary to accomplish. Regardless of whether you are a small family owned company, or a Fortune 50 corporation, the resources for your anniversary are going to be limited, so you should figure out your budgets and personnel before you start planning.
- One confusion with corporate anniversaries is that while you celebrate your corporate history, company anniversaries are about the future; not the past. That being said, people are going to be focusing on your history and track record. Smart organizations find ways to use their history as a way to communicate their future, especially where they are going and what they intend to do.
2Employees have a limited attention span, so find a way to make a huge impact over time. Throw a celebration, but give away some sort of keepsake, a corporate history book, a documentary, or branded apparel.
3Sometime, companies integrate their employees into the process by allowing them to contribute to the company archive or share stories.Ad
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Annual Washington Post Bucket Event 2010
African-American human remains that are believed to be pre-Civil War... Nieuwsfoto'sAfro-Amerikaanse etniciteit,Bouw,Horizontaal,Human interest,Mensen,Oorlog,Verenigde Staten,Washington DCPhotographer The Washington PostCollection: The Washington Post 2011 The Washington PostWASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 28: African-American human remains that are believed to be pre-Civil War were discovered on September 10th in the 3000 block of Q St. NW while construction was taking place in the rear of the home. Since then, three other sets of remains have been discovered at the site. (Photo by Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images)


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The Lunatic Triathlon set for this Friday has attracted more than 200 entries, many from out-of-state. The late night event features individual and team competition in distance swimming, bicycling and running.
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This program is for students enrolled full-time at a Delaware public college in an undergraduate or graduate program leading to teacher certification. To qualify, applicants must have at least a 2.75 GPA, be legal residents of Delaware, and be US citizens or eligible non-citizens. High school seniors must rank in upper half of their graduating class and have a combined score of 1570 on the SAT. Awards may be prorated for students enrolled part-time. First preference will be given to students who intend to teach middle and high school math and science. Second priority is given to students who intend to teach special education in a content area. Online applications open December 1.
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Top 10 Best Debt Consolidation Companies in US
March 31, 2009
Author: Allison K.Watkins
Debt Consolidation
Do you have a number of loans to repay or does your existing loan carry a high rate of interest? Then it is time that you consolidate your loans. Consolidation not just helps you get rid of the hassles of maintaining a number of loans, but also enables you reduce the cost of borrowing. To advantage of the change in interest rates you should go for consolidation. Many banks and institutions offer to consolidate your loans. You should proceed for a consolidation loan with the existing bank, if you find the terms not so attractive then it's time that you look for other lenders who will help you.
Top 10 Debt Consolidation Companies in US
Listing lenders is definitely not easy. Preferences and choices vary depending upon a number of considerations. The list presented is not comprehensive yet it includes all the renowned names who are in business for long and have established clientele.
There are varied views on the Debt Consolidation offered by the above stated companies. The users of this information are required to exercise caution in their approach, while dealing with the above said companies.
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MP for Hornsey and Wood Green
Lynne Featherstone MP has welcomed news that Haringey will receive £202,000 extra for the Borough's secondary schools.
The money is specifically targeted to help Year 7 pupils who didn't reach the expected level in literacy and maths when they finished primary school, so they can catch up with their classmates who did.
Schools will receive the equivalent of £500 per pupil, and will have freedom to decide how best to use the catch-up premium. Examples could include:
This money comes on top of the £8.8million in Pupil Premium and £7.3 million in Fairer Funding received by Haringey Council from the Coalition Government.
Commenting, Lynne Featherstone, Liberal Democrat MP for Hornsey and Wood Green said:
"No pupil should be left behind in our schools, to ensure that everyone has a fair chance to get on in life. To achieve this it is hugely important that every child has a strong grasp of maths and a good reading ability when they start at secondary school.
"Catch-up classes and personal tuition are targeted at those who need a helping hand, so their chances of success are increased rather than letting them fall behind further.
"By putting fairness back at the centre of our schools system, Liberal Democrats are ensuring that everyone can get on in life. It will allow children to flourish and will help us build a stronger economy."
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He was ejected from the sled and complained of back pain but refused medical treatment.
Mr. Ryan was charged with imprudent speed and failure to keep right, answerable in Montague Town Court.
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The appointment of Welsh designer Julien Macdonald to the top design job at Givenchy seemed a strange choice for the chic Parisian couture house. After all, the knitwear genius is the celebrities' choice of designer - with his high-on-glamour, low-on-fabric creations guaranteeing headlines the following morning. The designer managed to secure healthy profits for the label, however, and after a successful three years he moved onwards and upwards.
Born in the Welsh town of Merthyr Tydfil on March 19, 1972, Julien was raised in a family with a talent for knitting even his father was handy with the needles. Aged 13, Julien was creating cardigans for his family, and even reworked his school uniform.


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True to its name, this liquid foundation sets to a matte, powder-like finish that looks natural, not chalky or cakey. Those with oily skin will appreciate the shine control this provides, but if you have very oily skin, this won't keep shine at bay all day long, despite the claims to the contrary.
The fluid texture blends on smoothly, offering sheer coverage that meshes well with skin. The herbal part of the name comes into play because this contains antioxidants, such as Ginkgo biloba leaf extract and Panax ginseng root extract, which are nice additions, but nothing to get overly excited about because the amounts are low and because there are better antioxidants than these two.
The formula also contains fragrance, which can be irritating to skin at high concentrations, but at the low amount in this product, it's not much cause for concern (and doesn't keep this foundation from earning our top rating).
The shade range offers options for fair to deep skin tones, and we found that the shades go on more neutral than they appear in the tube (which is a good thing). All in all, we must say this was a surprisingly nice addition to the Palladio beauty family, and a great option for those with normal to oily skin!
Strengths: Impressive powder and liquid foundation options; Rice Paper; Herbal Lip Gloss; Eyeshadow Primer; Baked Blush; Herbal Tinted Lip Balm; company provides complete ingredient lists on their website.
Weaknesses: Poorly made eyeliners, including Liquid Eyeliner and Eye Ink Felt Tip Liquid Eye Liner; highly fragranced eyeshadow quad; potentially irritating lip stain; poorly formulated skin-care products.
Palladio started as a small, Florida-based brand, and has been slowly carving out its niche at well-known beauty supply stores in North America and abroad through a growing network of resellers. The brand has attracted consumer interest because it's affordable and offers high-quality products.
One of the other draws is their brand tagline: "herbal & vitamin enriched cosmetics." Surprisingly, many Palladio products lack the ingredients to back up their herbal claim, and several of the products that do contain plants and vitamins have packaging that won't keep them stable during use, something that's true for lots of makeups that boast of antioxidant content. Still, this brand does have several products with impressive amounts of antioxidants, including a liquid foundation, eyeshadow primer, and lip gloss in decent packaging that will help keep the ingredients stable.
While the enticing herbal/vitamin claim isn't justified by all their products, many Palladio makeup products are worth checking out, and the prices are great, but stay away from the skin-care products because they are problematic, for several reasons, as you will see in our reviews. The most impressive products are the foundations and the tinted Rice Paper. The only makeup missteps are the liquid eyeliners, whose performance pales in comparison to comparably priced drugstore options.
In the United States, United Kingdom, and Mexico, Palladio is widely available at Sally Beauty. Palladio products also are available abroad through reseller websites, which are listed in the FAQ section of Palladio's U.S. website.
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This is an amazing foundation, especially when worn in south Florida. I get compliments on it every time I wear it. Very comfortable and sweat proof!
After reading Paula's reviews on Palladio, I decided to try it. I really like it and will continue to use it. However, it is hard to see the colors. I started with Sandy Beige but I would like to try the next lighter shade. The shade that was recommended to me turned out to be darker. No testers were available. The Sandy Beige blended well, so I may stay with that.
Haven't used this, but this website lists it as a powder foundation. It's a liquid, right?
Hello, and thanks for your comments! This is indeed a liquid foundation, but it dries to a powder-like finish.
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Roksanda Ilincic's swimwear always reflects her fresh and elegant use of color. Fully lined, this color-block black and aqua one-piece has a waist-enhancing white stripe and wide, supportive shoulder straps.
Aqua and white stretch polyamide-blend, black textured stretch polyamide-blendFully linedSlips on75% polyamide, 18% elastane, 7% polyester; lining: 75% polyester, 25% elastaneHand wash
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