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One white family's perspective on racism in Greenville, SC

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How your LLC can get free government money during Covid-19

Many self-employed workers have set up an LLC (Limited Liability Company) to deflect exposure to debt while creating easier tax and accounting practices. Another benefit is easy access to government money that will not have to be paid back provided you continue your payroll. Benefits of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) for LLCs: Loans that are 2.5 times their monthly payroll costs Loans do not have to be repaid if you use at least 60% of it for payroll Ideal for companies who have some work coming in but the ability to replace lost revenue sources Great for paying sub-contractors to bridge the gap Health insurance costs are in the calculation of the PPP loan Use a portion to cover rent and utility bills For example, if your LLC is set up to draft monthly payments to your personal account, the IRS will require a Schedule C to demonstrate 2019 income. Visit the PPP Loan calculator on the SBA.gov website to more
The Last Cherokee Indian of Paris Mountain in Greenville, SC

I took my 3-year old to see where the last Cherokee Indians lived. The area is where the Blue Ridge mountains slope gently toward their termination in the South Carolina flatlands. The foothills are prominent in this area, a place where Cherokee country thrived until the white settlers displaced the vast majority of American Indians in the ninetheenth century. The pioneer Richard Pearis bought up this particular land now operating as Paris Mountain State Park. The public park gained its reputation for beauty and world-class hiking following the amazing public works project by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s, constructing a dam to create Lake Placid and building a number of stone buildings now on the National Register as designated landmarks. The Curse of the Last Cherokee Indian of Paris Mountain in Greenville, SC I recently heard about another side of this land’s inauspicious history from a lone hiker walking the trails that straddle the Paris Mountain park more
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