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		By: Harry Keller		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This area is very important.  Having taken zero wages for eight years and being married to a wife with a M.S.T (Masters of Science in Taxation), I have particular interest in this area and wish that the explanation were even longer.

We have already passed break-even once, and I did not take any salary then because we had to allow for what actually happened -- a severe down year.  Now that we&#039;re again profitable (very much so), I plan to take $1,000 per month next year until I am sure that we can afford to pay me more -- or until we have investment.  My real compensation is in my stock holdings.

I&#039;d be interested in more information about this tricky area.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This area is very important.  Having taken zero wages for eight years and being married to a wife with a M.S.T (Masters of Science in Taxation), I have particular interest in this area and wish that the explanation were even longer.</p>
<p>We have already passed break-even once, and I did not take any salary then because we had to allow for what actually happened &#8212; a severe down year.  Now that we&#8217;re again profitable (very much so), I plan to take $1,000 per month next year until I am sure that we can afford to pay me more &#8212; or until we have investment.  My real compensation is in my stock holdings.</p>
<p>I&#8217;d be interested in more information about this tricky area.</p>
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