November 2024

The election promises to bring more tax ramifications than any other election in recent history.

It presents an opportunity to rethink the tax code, potentially making it more pro-growth by moving away from income-based taxes towards consumption-based models. Such reforms could increase savings and capital investment, fostering a more robust economy.

Yet, some politicians appear to be weaponizing tax policies against entrepreneurs and the wealthy, reflecting a growing populism that views inequality and success as problems to be solved through higher taxes.

The stakes are incredibly high for small business owners. The outcome of this election will shape tax policies for years to come, and it’s imperative for entrepreneurs to stay informed and engaged in the political discourse surrounding tax policy.

But first, let’s take a step back to understand how we came to this point in time.

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A brief history of income tax in the U.S

In 1913, the United States introduced the income tax, initially targeting only a very small portion of the population. It was truly a tax on the wealthy elite. It wasn’t until 1944 that the U.S. expanded the income tax to wages more broadly, but even then, it was largely on income that exceeded normal living expenses.

Fast forward to today, and income tax has become a routine part of American life. While income taxes were rising, so were corporate taxes. In fact, less than a decade ago, the U.S. had the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world.

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act had a significant impact on both sets of taxes, cutting many individual taxes and reducing the corporate rate to 21%. Many of those cuts are set to expire at the end of 2025, giving the next White House and Congress an enormous impact on future tax policy.

Key points to watch

Given what’s at stake, small business owners need to be prepared to engage in a rigorous discussion about the future of the tax system.

Here are six key areas to understand:

1. Corporate taxes

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was a signature piece of legislation under former President Donald Trump. While there is some discussion among Republicans about how to reduce the budget deficit while extending tax cuts, it seems likely that a second Trump term coupled with sufficient Republican support in Congress would not increase the corporate tax rate. In fact, Trump reportedly said in June that he’d like to reduce the corporate tax rate to 20%.

While Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t shared a detailed tax policy since becoming the Democratic nominee, based on how she is running her campaign so far, it seems likely she will continue most of the proposals of the Biden/Harris ticket. On the corporate tax front, the Biden/Harris administration has proposed raising the corporate tax rate back up to 28%. When combined with state taxes, this would again position the U.S. as having one of the highest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world.

2. Incentives

Every presidential administration uses tax incentives as a lever to drive their policy goals. Tax credits for having children, using daycare and caring for elderly relatives incentivize growing and caring for families. Tax deductions for home mortgage interest encourage home ownership. And deductions for investing in a 401(k) promotes retirement savings.

The Biden/Harris administration has created substantial tax incentives for purchasing electric cars and other green energy investments, shifting the direction of entire industries. We’re likely to see these types of incentives continue under a Harris/Walz administration. In addition, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is known to be a big supporter of child tax credits, helping create the nation’s largest such credit for low earners in 2023 — a $1,750 per child credit that began phasing out at $29,500 for single filers and $35,000 for married couples filing jointly.

Former President Trump has indicated that he would like to abandon the green energy initiative. Instead, we can expect that he and a Republican Congress would support a return of 100% bonus depreciation, which incentivizes businesses to invest in machinery, equipment and other assets.

3. Capital gains taxes

On the individual side, the Biden/Harris administration has said it aims to raise the top individual tax rate from 37% to 39.6%, increase the net investment tax from 3.8% to 5% and tax capital gains at ordinary income rates for income over $1,000,000. This would mean capital gains could be taxed at rates exceeding 50% when state taxes are included. Such changes could significantly impact entrepreneurs and investors who rely on capital gains for their income and would severely impact the tax consequences of selling a business.

4. Social security

The Biden/Harris administration has proposed increasing the social security taxes on business income, especially business income earned through pass-through entities such as limited partnerships and S corporations. All business income would be subject to social security taxes, not just employment income.

5. Wealth tax

There has been much discussion by the Biden/Harris administration about passing a wealth tax in the form of a new alternative minimum tax. While ostensibly this is only currently intended to affect individuals with greater than $100 million of net worth — and Vice President Harris already has adopted Biden’s pledge not to raise taxes on people earning less than $400,000 a year — recall that the income tax initially only affected the most wealthy. This tax, if passed and upheld by the courts, would likely affect many more Americans in the future, just as the income tax did and the original alternative minimum tax crept into the lives of everyday people.

6. Tariffs

Former President Trump has campaigned heavily on using tariffs as a revenue source and policy lever. Some of his ideas have included a 10% baseline tariff on all imports and a 60% tariff on imports from China. Such moves would increase costs for any small business that imports materials while potentially helping those that compete with overseas products.

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Navigating uncertainty

Small business owners and entrepreneurs must pay close attention as this election season unfolds. Understanding the nuances of each candidate’s proposed tax policies is essential for making informed decisions that could impact your business and personal finances.

The evolving tax code reflects broader societal values and priorities. As debates intensify, stay informed so that you can navigate this shifting terrain. Engage with the discourse, understand the implications and exercise your vote.

The future of tax policy is in your hands.

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been named one of Oprah’s favorite things and are gaining traction: At one point in July, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, “Demand is still outpacing our ability to build them.”

While Meta basks in demand, with more than 700,000 pairs of Ray Ban Metas sold, an industry competitor is eyeing the same space.

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According to a new Bloomberg report, Apple is internally exploring entering the smart glasses field with products of its own. The effort, internally named Atlas, began last week when Apple’s Product Systems Quality Team asked select Apple employees to join “an upcoming user study with current market smart glasses.” The effort is part of “testing and developing products,” Apple wrote in the email.

Apple is planning more focus groups in “the near future” to identify what its employees like about smart glasses already on the market, according to Bloomberg. Apple intended to keep the project secret.

This wouldn’t be the first category where Meta and Apple’s offerings overlap. Apple released its $3,500 Vision Pro in February; the product is in the same virtual and augmented reality headset category as Meta’s much cheaper $500 Quest 3. A comparison on CNET between the Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro shows that the Quest 3 is a stronger gaming and fitness system while the Vision Pro comes out on top for work tasks.

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The $299 Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses come equipped with a camera to take pictures and videos, an Ask Meta AI assistant to respond to queries starting “Hey Meta,” and audio to make calls, listen to music, and send voice-to-text texts.

^{Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images}

Meta wants to go beyond the glasses one day as well. At Meta Connect in September, Zuckerberg unveiled the first prototype of Orion, smart glasses that bring holograms or 3D avatars to your field of vision. The Orion glasses, complete with an accompanying neural interface wristband that detects thoughts by sensing impulses on your skin, left early testers “giddy” Zuckerberg said.

“These are the first glasses to be controlled by a wristband that picks up on thoughts,” Zuckerberg said at the time.

It remains to be seen how Apple intends to compete with Meta on the smart glasses front — but Monday’s Bloomberg report shows that Apple is keeping its eye on the products.

Related: Mark Zuckerberg Revealed His Vision for Smart Glasses at Meta Connect — and It Involves Holograms: ‘Beginning of a Big Thing’

If you’re old enough to know what a floppy disk is, you’re old enough to know how bonkers this is: San Francisco’s Automatic Train Control System (ATCS) runs on data that is stored on floppy disks.

Floppy disks were first put into widespread commercial use by IBM in the 1970s and were the go-to way to store data through the 1990s. Apple dropped the floppy drive in 1998 with the release of the iMac, and five years later, Dell did the same with its Dell Dimension range. Sony was the last company to manufacture the disks, halting operations in 2011.

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In other words, floppy disks are an insanely old and outdated way to manage data.

San Francisco’s Municipal Transportation Agency board, which oversees the Muni Metro light rail network in the city, announced the approval of a $212 million overhaul, which will eliminate the need to load the data stored on these floppy disks each morning, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. The system communicates the data using wire loops that are “easily disrupted” and move more slowly than a wireless modem. (In a city built in an area that experiences lots and lots of earthquakes each year, what could go wrong?)

The new Hitachi system will be “five generations ahead” of the floppy disk system, according to Muni Director of Transit Julie Kirschbaum. Let’s hope “five generations” puts it beyond CD-ROMs at least.

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Last week, AI startup Physical Intelligence unveiled its first general robot model, π₀ (pi-zero), which can do everything from clearing the table after dinner to folding the laundry. Earlier this year, the company was valued at $400 million.

Now, a Monday report shows that the startup has reached unicorn status, surpassing a $1 billion valuation after raising $400 million, at a valuation of $2.4 billion, from investors like Jeff Bezos, OpenAI, and Thrive Capital.

Physical Intelligence’s goal is to bring general-purpose AI into the real world with robotics, according to its website. It only took them eight months to develop the robot model π₀, which the startup says is the “first step” towards a future in which robots process and perform tasks with as much ease as AI chatbots answering prompts.

“Our mission at Physical Intelligence is to develop foundation models that can control any robot to perform any task,” the startup wrote in a blog post. “Our experiments so far show that such models can control a variety of robots and perform tasks that no prior robot learning system has done successfully.”

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What Can the Robots Do?

A video released last week shows a π₀ robot taking clothes out of a dryer, putting them in a basket, placing the basket next to a table, and then taking the clothes out one by one and folding them into a neat stack.

Two π₀ robots also work together to load coffee into a coffee grinder: One robot holds the bag of coffee beans open while the other scoops the beans out. The same two robots assemble a cardboard box.

Yet another π₀ robot clears up after dinner by picking up delicate wineglasses, utensils, and plates and placing them into a bin. The robot recognizes the difference between what needs to go in the trash, like food scraps, and what needs to be washed, like a plate, and places each into its appropriate container.

At Physical Intelligence (π) our mission is to bring general-purpose AI into the physical world.

We’re excited to show the first step towards this mission – our first generalist model π₀ ? ?

Paper, blog, uncut videos: https://t.co/XZ4Luk8Dci pic.twitter.com/XHCu1xZJdq

— Physical Intelligence (@physical_int) October 31, 2024

Though these initial results show the robots “in their infancy,” they “paint a promising picture” of the future of AI robotics, according to Physical Intelligence.

Other robotics startups in the space include Figure AI, a $2.6 billion company backed by Jeff Bezos, Microsoft, and OpenAI that develops humanoid robots.

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As a seasoned entrepreneur and tech enthusiast, I’ve been closely watching the intersection of artificial intelligence and politics, particularly as we approach the 2024 U.S. presidential election. The impact of AI on our democratic process is not just a matter for policy wonks and tech giants — it’s something that should be on every business owner’s radar.

AI is transforming voter engagement through targeted messaging while also raising concerns about misinformation and consumer trust. This article explores how potential regulatory changes driven by election outcomes could reshape the business landscape, affecting everything from economic policies to brand loyalty. Entrepreneurs must be proactive in developing AI ethics policies, investing in AI literacy and preparing for various scenarios to navigate this evolving environment effectively. By understanding these dynamics, business owners can position themselves to thrive amidst the challenges and opportunities presented by the intersection of AI and politics.

It’s more than just campaign ads

We’ve all seen how AI is transforming industries from healthcare to finance, but its role in shaping political outcomes is perhaps one of the most significant — and potentially concerning — developments of our time. AI is not just creating more targeted campaign ads (though it’s certainly doing that). It’s fundamentally altering how information is created, disseminated and consumed by voters. This shift has profound implications for businesses of all sizes.

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The double-edged sword of AI in elections

On one hand, AI offers incredible opportunities for voter engagement and education. Campaigns can use AI to craft personalized messages that resonate with individual voters, potentially increasing political participation. AI-powered chatbots can answer voter questions 24/7, making information more accessible than ever before.

However, the same technology that can inform can also misinform. We’re seeing an unprecedented surge in AI-generated deepfakes, misleading content and highly convincing disinformation campaigns. As a business owner, you might be thinking, “So what? How does this affect my bottom line?”

The answer: in more ways than you might realize.

Why business owners should care about AI in elections

1. Regulatory whiplash

The outcome of the 2024 election could lead to dramatic shifts in AI regulation. Depending on who takes office, we could see anything from a hands-off approach to stringent new rules governing AI development and deployment.

If you’re using AI in your business — and let’s face it, most of us are in some capacity — these potential regulatory changes could have a significant impact on your operations. From data privacy concerns to algorithmic bias, the legal landscape around AI is likely to evolve rapidly in the coming years.

2. Consumer trust and brand loyalty

As AI-driven misinformation becomes more sophisticated, consumers are becoming increasingly skeptical of the information they encounter online. This erosion of trust doesn’t just affect political discourse — it spills over into how consumers view brands and make purchasing decisions.

If your customers can’t trust what they see and read online, how can they trust your marketing messages? This growing skepticism could make it harder for businesses to build and maintain brand loyalty.

3. Economic policy shifts

AI’s influence on voter behavior could lead to significant shifts in economic policy. Whether it’s tax policy, labor laws or international trade agreements, the outcome of AI-influenced elections could reshape the business environment in ways that directly impact your bottom line.

If your customers are influenced by AI-driven political messaging, it could change their expectations and demands from businesses. For instance, if AI-powered campaigns successfully push for stronger environmental regulations, your customers might start expecting more eco-friendly practices from your company. Similarly, if AI helps spread ideas about worker rights, you might face pressure to change your labor practices.

Proactive steps for forward-thinking entrepreneurs

So, what can you do to prepare your business for this AI-driven political landscape? Here are some actionable steps:

1. Develop an AI ethics policy: Don’t wait for regulations to force your hand. Create a comprehensive AI ethics policy for your company now. This should cover how you use AI, how you protect customer data and how you ensure fairness and transparency in your AI-driven processes.
2. Invest in AI literacy: Make sure you and your leadership team understand the basics of AI. This knowledge will be crucial for making informed decisions about using AI in your business and anticipating potential regulatory changes.
3. Scenario planning: Conduct thorough scenario planning exercises. Consider how different election outcomes and subsequent policy changes could affect your industry. This foresight could give you a significant competitive advantage.
4. Engage in advocacy: Join industry associations or advocacy groups that are working to shape AI policy. Your voice as a business owner matters in these discussions.
5. Strengthen data security: Implement robust data privacy and security measures now. This will not only protect you from potential breaches but also position you well for compliance with future regulations.
6. Build trust through transparency: Be open with your customers about how you use AI. Transparency can help build trust in an era of increasing skepticism.

The bottom line

The intersection of AI and politics is not just a fascinating technological development — it’s a business issue that demands our attention. By staying informed and taking proactive steps, we can not only protect our businesses from potential disruptions but also contribute to a more responsible and ethical AI-driven future.

As entrepreneurs, we’re no strangers to adapting to change. The AI revolution in politics is just another challenge for us to meet head-on. By embracing this change and preparing for its implications, we can ensure our businesses don’t just survive but thrive in this new landscape.

Remember, the future belongs to those who prepare for it today. Let’s make sure we’re ready for whatever the AI-influenced political landscape of tomorrow brings.

New York resident Mark Longo, 34, had his rural home raided by New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation on Wednesday. Their target? Peanut, a social media star who also happens to be a squirrel. Officers also confiscated a raccoon named Fred from Longo’s home.

On Friday, officials reported that Peanut and the raccoon were euthanized.

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“On Oct. 30, DEC seized a raccoon and squirrel sharing a residence with humans, creating the potential for human exposure to rabies. In addition, a person involved with the investigation was bitten by the squirrel. To test for rabies, both animals were euthanized,” the agencies said in a statement. “The animals are being tested for rabies and anyone who has been in contact with these animals is strongly encouraged to consult their physician.”

A spokesperson for the DEC said in a statement that the raid came after the agency received “multiple reports from the public about the potentially unsafe housing of wildlife that could carry rabies and the illegal keeping of wildlife as pets.”

Seven years ago, Longo says he saw a squirrel get hit by a car in New York City and noticed Peanut, whom he presumed was now an orphan. Longo says he took Peanut home, nursed him for eight months, and then released him to the wild.

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“A day and a half later I found him sitting on my porch missing half of his tail with his bone sticking out,” Longo told AP News.

He took the squirrel back in and started an Instagram account that had amassed 534K followers.

“The DEC came to my house and raided my house without a search warrant to find a squirrel!” Longo told AP News. “I was treated as if I was a drug dealer and they were going for drugs and guns.”

Longo addressed the incident on Instagram.

“Everyone with a pet is in shock right now that this could happen to them,” he reposted from the Animal Rescue Mission.

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Artificial intelligence is a hot topic, and with technological innovation continuing in AI, it’s likely to remain a popular subject. The utilization of AI for marketing has only grown. As a communications firm, our clients often ask about AI — are we using it? Should they use it? And how can AI be used to obtain the best ROI and results possible?

Since we work with many small businesses, the concern is also budget. Fortunately, there’s a wealth of AI options available that can enhance marketing efforts and improve efficiency without significant investment. These clients often don’t know where to start, so let’s discuss some low-hanging fruit.

The AI tools we recommend are simple, easy to use and affordable, helping take your marketing to the next level.

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The growing influence of AI in marketing

AI is not only more accessible, but it’s also incredibly versatile. You might already be using AI without even realizing it. From the personalized product recommendations you see online to the chatbots that answer your customer service inquiries, AI is all around us. Even platforms like Meta (formerly Facebook) utilize AI extensively to enhance user experience and advertising effectiveness. Meta employs AI algorithms to analyze vast amounts of data, including user demographics, behavior and preferences, allowing businesses to target their ads more accurately and optimize placements for better results. This capability means that businesses can reach the right audience at the right time, often without needing deep marketing expertise.

In fact, businesses are quickly adopting AI, and the statistics from a recent AI survey speak for themselves:

• 35% of businesses have adopted AI to some degree.

• 77% of devices now feature AI-powered functionality.

• 9 out of 10 organizations see AI as a competitive advantage.

• By 2030, AI is expected to contribute $15.7 trillion to the global economy.

For small businesses, the ability to access AI tools that are both affordable and user-friendly means that the technology is more attainable than ever. Gone are the days when you needed a dedicated team of developers to implement AI into your marketing strategy. Today’s AI platforms, including those offered by Meta, are designed with usability in mind, and most require little to no technical knowledge. This allows even the smallest businesses to tap into AI’s capabilities and create content that rivals larger competitors.

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Key AI tools for marketing on a budget

Here are some of our favorite AI software that are inexpensive, along with their descriptions and pricing:

1. ChatGPT

   • Description: ChatGPT is a versatile AI language model that can assist with content generation, brainstorming and answering customer queries. It helps marketers draft compelling copy quickly and efficiently.

   • Pricing: Free for basic use; subscription plans available for advanced features.

2. Grammarly

   • Description: Grammarly uses AI to enhance writing quality by offering real-time grammar, punctuation and style suggestions. It ensures your marketing copy is polished and professional.

   • Pricing: Free basic plan; premium plans start at $12 per month.

3. Grok

   • Description: Grok is an AI-powered tool that can help businesses create and optimize marketing strategies based on consumer insights and market trends. It assists in identifying target audiences and crafting personalized messages.

   • Pricing: Starting at $16 per month (currently only available for those with a Premium+ subscription on X).

4. Canva

   • Description: Canva is an easy-to-use graphic design tool that leverages AI to suggest templates, layouts and images. It empowers marketers to create stunning visuals for social media, ads and other marketing materials without needing design skills.

   • Pricing: Free basic plan; pro version available for $12.99 per month.

5. Lumen5

   • Description: Lumen5 is an AI-driven video creation platform that helps marketers turn text content into engaging videos. It simplifies video production, making it accessible for businesses without extensive video editing experience.

   • Pricing: Free version available; paid plans start at $19 per month.

6. AI-driven sentiment analysis tools

   • Description: These tools analyze customer feedback and social media conversations to gauge public sentiment about a brand or product. This insight can inform marketing strategies and enhance customer engagement.

   • Pricing: Varies by provider, typically starting around $30 per month.

7. Copy.ai

   • Description: Copy.ai utilizes AI to generate marketing copy, blog posts, social media content and more. It’s designed for ease of use, allowing marketers to create high-quality content quickly.

   • Pricing: Free trial available; paid plans start at $35 per month.

8. Zendesk Chat

   • Description: Zendesk Chat (formerly Zopim) offers AI-powered chat features that help businesses engage customers in real time. It allows for automated responses to common queries while providing options for human support.

   • Pricing: Starting at $19 per month per agent.

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Making AI work for your business

AI has leveled the playing field for businesses of all sizes, allowing even small enterprises to produce quality content and compete effectively with larger players. This democratization of technology means that businesses can access tools and insights previously reserved for those with larger budgets. Moreover, you don’t need to be an AI expert to benefit from these tools. Many platforms offer intuitive interfaces and step-by-step guidance, enabling marketers to implement AI strategies with confidence.

Incorporating AI into your marketing efforts can lead to significant cost savings and improved efficiency. Whether it’s automating repetitive tasks, generating creative content or analyzing data for better targeting, AI helps businesses maximize their resources and achieve better results. By leveraging these tools, small businesses can compete on a larger scale, ultimately driving growth and enhancing customer relationships.

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