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Forbes Column 2009: An Entrepreneur Stimulus Plan

Friday, March 6, 2009 | 1 comment

After quite a bit of thought, I have come to the conclusion that the problem with President Obama vis-a-vis entrepreneurship is that he doesn’t have any entrepreneur on his advisory council. This column pushes the issue further: An Entrepreneur Stimulus Plan.

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This segment is part 9 in a 44 part series
Jump to part: Silencing India, Advice For Laid-Off Engineers, Success Tips For New Entrepreneurs, Barriers To Innovation, Open Source Means Business, India's Innovation Gap, US and India's Tech Dilemma, India - Where Angels Fear To Trade, An Entrepreneur Stimulus Plan, Recession Entrepreneurship, Gaming The Recession, The Smart-Grid Dilemma, Key To Innovation: Universities, An Innovation Conundrum, Green Jobs, Health Care's Big Opportunity, The Future Of E-Commerce, The Future Of Television, Consolidation Looms For SaaS, The Next Frontier In Search Marketing, A Time For AI, The SaaS Roll-Up Begins, Health Care IT's Diagnosis: Excellent, Venture Capital: Get Back To Basics, Mompreneurs, New Careers For Techies, What Amazon Should Buy Next, China's Innovation Advantage, The Long Road To Edutainment, Wall St. Vs. 'Virtual Street', India's Idle Tech Talent, Building Your Personal Brand, New Ways To Mentor Entrepreneurs, Seducing A VC, The VC Quandary, The Education Solution, Tech M&A Heats Up, Entrepreneurs: The Silver Screen Beckons, Reading Your Customers' Minds, Capitalism's Fundamental Flaw, India's Next Celebrities, Retailers: Embrace Web 3.0, Streamlining Innovation, Health Care's Email Prescription

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Btw, from Clate Mask, here’s a description of the Arizona Tax Credit’s qualifying small business clause:

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As for the details of a “Qualifying Small Business” , the business needs to:

1. Be a corporation, limited liability company, partnership or other business entity (Sole proprietor was ineligible)
2. Maintain a portion of its operations in AZ
3. Have at least two principal non-administrative full-time employees working in AZ
4. Be in the early stages of development and not engaged in disallowed activities (as stated in state statues)
5. Not engage in human cloning or embryonic stem cell research
6. Not have assets exceeding $2 million, excluding intellectual property and any qualified investment
7. Not have received aggregated qualified investments in excess on $2 million by all qualified investors in all years

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Seems reasonable to me.

Sramana Mitra Friday, March 6, 2009 at 1:32 PM PT

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