#16 Sponsored by E-Web Computers: The Importance of Giving, The Best Tax Deduction, and Teach others Technology

#16 Sponsored by E-Web Computers: The Importance of Giving, The Best Tax Deduction, and Teach others Technology

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Posted by Taylor Marek on December 25, 2006 at 8:00 am

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This episode has been sponsored by E-Web Computers LLC. Visit E-Web Computers at http://www.e-webcomputers.com for all your website design and hosting needs.

In Episode #16 I talk about the Importance of Giving for Finances. What is the best Tax Deduction for Business, and for Technology I talk about teaching others what you know and give an example from my own life.

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