Posted on 10/09/2007 9:19:16 AM PDT by icwhatudo
This business has the same telephone number as ‘Reilly Designs’...
A to Z Services LLC
3701 E Baltimore St / Bldg.3 Rear, Baltimore, MD 21224
mdreilly@erols.com
(410) 327-2906
(443) 857-8557
(410) 327-6219 (fax)
The MSM shine like a bunch of hacks. It is clear they have little interest in reporting facts. Thanks for doing their job 100% better.
I’ll add some more information. Your general liability coverage on insurance is much higher. So often times, the people involved in the accident will go to court, suing for damages.
When they get their, neither side will fight all that hard, someone will mention to the jury what the liability coverage is, and the jury will find in favor of the injured party by the liability amount.
This changes “medical” expenses into “general liability” expenses, which are paid out of the larger fund amount.
In THIS case, it was a one-car accident, the mother lost control on the ice. So their only hope would have been to sue the insurance company, which wouldn’t probably have worked.
But remember, they didn’t have to do ANYTHING. They were automatically covered by SCHIP, they didn’t have to fight the evil republicans or anything. I imagine their insurance paid the initial costs up to the limit, and SCHIP happily paid the rest.
SCHIP or some other Maryland program is now paying for the disabled child’s education, no problem with that either, as frankly the public pays for all sorts of public education.
If you are lucky, icwhatudo, you could be his “worst person ever” for the week.
The national average mortgage rate in Nov 1990 was about 9.7 percent.
Taking a 20 year fixed, monthly payments would be $519.88.
In Sept 2005 (when his wife made her $52K payment), the remaining principal balance would have been about $25,272.74. Today, the principal balance would be just short of $16,000.
9/6/2005
Florida just changed Oct 01 back to regular insurance after having been No-Fault for over 30 years, using the same arguments that were used when we went No-Fault back in the 70’s,....lower rates,, better coverage, etc., blah, blah,blah...........
And federal welfare fraud.
Things are not looking too chipper for the S-CHIP poster family.
Reillys Designs
(also listed aas Reilly’s Design International, LLC)
3701 East Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21224-1509
Phone: (410) 327-2906
Business Types: Architects, Ornamental Metal Work, Welding
Thanks Jim Robinson for providing a palce where we can share.
HA! Good point.
re: SCHIP and the Media's LIES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to: comm-443878641@craigslist.org Date: 2007-10-08, 7:05PM PDT From http://sandiego.craigslist.org/pol/443699762.html Key line of this story: "Freerepublic's icwhatudo, managed to find plenty of missing facts using google: " Even FreeRepublic workers are ashamed of the stuff they do and use nicknames like "icwhatudo" instead of their names in a FreeRepublic story. People who read Freerepublic and think they are reading facts are just plain admitting that their intelligence is lower than whale shit. An 87 IQ, if you will.
Tip-o-the-hat to you!
I was unable to find a thread specific to LLC’s so I’ll post it here.
Once I post, I’m sure someone knows more than I who can fill in the gory details where necessary.
An LLC (limited liability company) ‘s main purpose is to protect assets from lawsuits. It is not as good as an S corp as far as tax laws go.
An S corp demands that the owner, owners, declare a reasonable salary commensurate with the work the owner does to support the business. You can take declare 0 as a salary, but this is a flag to the IRS.
An S corp has more tax advantages than does an LLC. There is no reason why any one person or persons cannot have multiple businesses, using an LLC for one or more businesses and an S Corp for others.
Although one could get into the deep weeds as to how one could nefariously manipulate the system to pay lower taxes,
the quickest way for any business owner to pay low income taxes is simply to do work for cash, and/or have work done for their home and ask the contractor to do the work for the home, but claim to have done it for business.
It is possible that the Frosts could have inherited money upon which they draw and/or saved and invested, but they of course would have to note that as income.
If you would like me to post this on another thread, let me know, but it is very basic. I’m sure others will know more.
On another related point, if the grandmother gives money to the family, and its over 10, 11 or 12,000 (I can’t recall the current figure) it must be declared on your income tax as a gift. No matter where you got it, it is still income.
I amsure there is a freeper lawyer/investor/smarty who knows more about this than I.
Wow. Nice comeback.
Settting the left on fire should be your life’s work. This was clearly rung in as a five alarm fire, and burned the S-CHIP lie to the ground.
Your calm restatement of the facts will be hard for them to argue with, and, best of all, I love the way you've refocused attention on the bottom line of this whole issue...
I'm trying to make people aware of what types of families are CURRENTLY covered by S-CHIP so we can honestly debate if the income ceiling should be raised
Bravo to you, sir.
Careful, Harry Reid is going to call for your censure! :-)
iluvwhatudo!
Good job withstanding the Left’s dishonest assault on you. They scream the loudest when they are exposed, similar to vampires.
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