Some of those small businesses are the future big businesses of the world. More of them are a way for hardworking people to achieve the American Dream of being their own boss. All of them are contributing to the general welfare. At least until we kill off their Internet sales by demanding they file dozens of monthly or quarterly tax returns.Update: Can you build a service that outsources sales tax collection? Yes; indeed,they already exist. But they are not free,
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While we're on the subejct of PMQs, the other question people often ask about it is,
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Kate Spade diaper bag, because I think the arguments are still valid. Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images 3.18pm: David Cameron has been speaking to ITV about tomorrow's elections. He seems to be urging people not to use the poll to punish the government.I recognise it's a difficult time for families,
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It is the amount of overlap and inevitable turf battles that occur when multiple organizations—both private and public—all strive to prove their relevance to protect their self-interest. To use another example from the Post's "Top Secret America" series,
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(I've even argued that failure is their greatest virtue.) The biggest mistake would be to turn them into safe,
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Muslims can't just be deeply disturbed,
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They are being fanned by interested bystanders, such as Boris Johnson, the mayor of London. Europe is such a toxic issue that it has destroyed the careers of four out of the past five Conservative Party leaders, in one way or another. It is no longer idle to speculate that Cameron's premiership could be ruined by Europe as well.? The Daily Telegraph says that an undercover investigation has exposed examiners giving teachers secret advice on how to improve their GCSE and A-level results.[Michael] Gove has ordered an official inquiry into the exam system after an undercover investigation by The Daily Telegraph exposed the questionable practice.It found teachers are paying up to ￡230 a day to attend seminars with chief examiners during which they are advised on exam questions and the exact wording that pupils should use to obtain higher marks.
3.57pm: This latest edition of our Politics Weekly podcast is now available. This week the discussion focuses mainly on the row about the 50p top rate of tax. Guests include Dr Madsen Pirie of the free market thinktank the Adam Smith Institute, Labour's Chris Leslie,
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