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This compelling and disturbing video below shows Jeffrey Smith, a leading expert on GMO foods disclose the beguiling antics by Monsanto who not only are allowed to manipulate their own policy claims, but continue to be held unaccountable for the toxic repercussions of their genetically modified organisms or GMOs.
In the video, Jeffrey Smith, discusses two deadly poisonous ingredients found in GMOs based on proven research that causes cancerous tumors to form in rats.
Monsanto’s former attorney, Michael Taylor, dubbed “The food safety Czar,” is now conveniently positioned with the authority to monitor the promotions of Monsanto’s products, including their GMO foods. Monsanto has never gotten called out for detailed analysis regarding the dangerous processes these “foods” undergo.
It’s similar to “The fox guarding the hen house,” where GMO foods are not legally mandated to be labeled because Monsanto says they are no different than the regular foods.
Check out this revealing 5 minute video & learn the truth about GMOs and why Jeffrey Smith emphasizes that no consumption of GMO foods is safe.
Please share this information with friends and family, and join the March Against Monsanto on Saturday, May 21, 2016 worldwide. March for our health freedom and march to label all GMO foods.
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Cancer Lawyers Discuss Mesothelioma, Lung Cancer, and Leukemia
The cancer lawyers at Levy Konigsberg LLP (“LK”) have decades of experience obtaining successful outcomes in cancer, product liability and malpractice lawsuits. These questions and answers explain how LK’s cancer lawyers may be able to help you obtain monetary compensation for harm suffered by you or a loved one.
What type of cases does LK’s cancer lawyers handle?
LK’s cancer attorneys handle any case in which a person has developed cancer as the result of dangerous products or the negligence of another. LK’s lawyers also handle cancer malpractice lawsuits involving the failure to diagnose cancer in a timely fashion.
Cancer lawsuits involving dangerous products or the negligence or wrongful conduct of another include:
Asbestos can cause mesothelioma and lung cancer;
Cigarette smoke can cause lung cancer and leukemia;
Benzene can cause leukemia.
LK has won top jury verdicts in asbestos and mesothelioma cancer lawsuits. LK is actively litigating cases where benzene exposure has caused Acute Myelogenous Leukemia. These are all cases of negligence where the presence of cancer causing chemicals was not relayed to employees or the public, or was used in some way impermissible by the laws of that state.
Cancer malpractice lawsuits involving the negligent failure to diagnose cancer include Breast Cancer and Colon Cancer.
What type of experience does a cancer lawyer need to handle your case?
Cancer, product liability, and malpractice lawsuits are challenging and complex. They involve scientific and medical issues and require the use of experts from many different fields. Handling cancer lawsuits properly also requires experience. LK’s cancer lawyers have decades of experience and a proven track record of success, winning verdicts in multiple cancer lawsuits involving negligence. LK has represented people with cancer from various exposures to cancer causing chemicals and carcinogens ranging from groundwater contamination, to chemicals used in semi-conductor microchips, to second-hand smoke.
At LK we also recognize the personal tragedy that families affected by cancer are experiencing. In representing our clients in cancer malpractice lawsuits, we always strive to serve our clients in all possible ways, and always remember that the quality of life of our clients comes first. We seek to minimize the time that our clients need to spend on the cancer lawsuit, so that our clients’ time can be spent with their families, enjoying life to the fullest. Most of all, we seek to obtain the highest possible recovery for our clients to compensate them fully for their injuries and suffering.
For more information, please call 212.605.6200 or submit a confidential email inquiry (see form above).
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Car accident lawyer - Exploding Sunroof Cases Head to Court
Aaron Dunifon was driving his family of four home to Ohio from vacation last June in their 2015 Honda Odyssey when they were surprised by a loud “pop.” The sunroof glass had shattered for no apparent reason, Dunifon says. Although nobody was hurt, it was alarming.
Since the car was still under warranty, Duniform says he tried to get his local Honda dealership to assume the cost of replacement, roughly $500. The dealership refused.
Dunifon, 36, of Miamisburg, Ohio, had an advantage most consumers don’t enjoy when they’re confronted with this unexpected issue. His father is a retired automotive glass engineer who had witnessed similar spontaneous breakage at glass plants where he worked. ReadMore>>
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Car accident lawyer - Exploding Sunroof Cases Head to Court
Aaron Dunifon was driving his family of four home to Ohio from vacation last June in their 2015 Honda Odyssey when they were surprised by a loud “pop.” The sunroof glass had shattered for no apparent reason, Dunifon says. Although nobody was hurt, it was alarming.
Since the car was still under warranty, Duniform says he tried to get his local Honda dealership to assume the cost of replacement, roughly $500. The dealership refused.
Dunifon, 36, of Miamisburg, Ohio, had an advantage most consumers don’t enjoy when they’re confronted with this unexpected issue. His father is a retired automotive glass engineer who had witnessed similar spontaneous breakage at glass plants where he worked. ReadMore>>
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Self-employed National Insurance – what do I pay?
Self-employed people pay National Insurance contributions (NICs) in two classes: Class 2 and Class 4. However, there are a few exceptions to this. For example:
You will not pay NICs if you are under 16, or over the state retirement age
You will not have to pay Class 2 NICs if you are a married woman who opted into the Reduced Rate scheme before it ended in April 1977
Separate rules apply to share fishermen and voluntary development workers
Some other self-employed people don’t pay National Insurance contributions through Self Assessment. However, they may choose to make voluntary contributions, as explained below. These workers include:
Examiners, moderators, and invigilators
Religious ministers, providing that they receive no salary or stipend
People who make investments, but without receiving a commission or fee, and not as a business
Some people whose business involves land or property
What’s happening to Class 2 National Insurance contributions?
The government has announced that Class 2 NICs will be scrapped as part of a simplification of the tax treatment of the self-employed.
This was originally slated to happen in April 2018, but the government has now said that the move will be delayed for at least a year following widespread concern that the change would leave the poorest self-employed people worse off.
For the time being, self-employed people must pay both Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance contributions unless they are exempt.
Self-employed National Insurance rates
Class 2 and Class 4 NICs are charged at different rates.
The Class 2 National Insurance contribution is a fixed amount of £2.85 a week. It is only charged if your annual profits are £6,025 or more.
Class 4 NICs are only charged if your profits are £8,164 or more a year. They are charged at a rate of nine per cent of profits between £8,164 and £45,000, and two per cent on profits over £45,000.
All of these rates are for the 2017/18 tax year.
Voluntary National Insurance contributions for the self-employed
Some people choose to make voluntary National Insurance contributions. You might do this because there are gaps in your National Insurance record which could affect your entitlement to the State Pension. This might be because you had small profits during periods of self-employment.
If you’re concerned that there may be gaps in your National Insurance record, you should ask for a copyusing the tool on .Gov. You can then check to see if you are eligible to make voluntary contributions.
How to pay National Insurance contributions when self-employed
For most self-employed people, National Insurance contributions are paid through the Self Assessment process. You must file your return and pay your bill by 31 January every year. For more information, read oursmall business guide to Self Assessment tax returns.
How To Get The Maximum Tax Benefit Out Of Your Vehicle Donation
Donating your car or vehicle to charity can be a great way to get a tax deduction, and Wheels For Wishes makes it easy. If you would like to help your local Make-A-Wish® and get the maximum tax deduction, then you're already almost done. It's as simple as filling out the little form to the right or calling 1-877-431-9474. We make the process easy, and you get the most good (and highest tax deduction) for your car. Not only that, but you are also helping a local child's wish come true.
How Car Donation Tax Deduction Works
Prior to January 2005, the IRS was allowing people who donated to a qualifiedcar donationprogram to take a tax deduction based on their vehicle's market value no matter how much or how little the vehicle sold for. Determining the market value of a donated vehicle is often quite difficult and time-consuming, which made determination of the amount of the tax deduction confusing. Fortunately, as a result of the new tax law that went into effect in January 2005, the IRS has taken the guesswork out of determining the value of your donated car, truck, RV, boat or other vehicle.
The IRS Allows The Taxpayer To Claim A Charitable Tax Deduction As Follows:
We make it easy to get the maximum tax deduction for your vehicle donation!Simply filling out the quick form to the right (or call 1-877-431-9474) and we take care of the rest. Your vehicle is picked up, sold, and proceeds benefit your local Make-A-Wish®, but you also get a100% deductible receipt.
If the donated vehicle is sold for less than $500, you can claim the fair market value of your vehicle up to $500 or the amount it is sold for if less than fair market value.
If the donated vehicle sells for more than $500, you can claim the exact amount for which the vehicle is sold.
For any vehicle sold for more than $500, the exact amount it is sold for will be stated on your notification mailed to you, which in turn will be your charitable tax deduction. For additional information, the IRS provides A Donor's Guide to Car Donations (Publication 4303 linked below), which details the determination of the value of your donated vehicle. As always, we help people donate their cars every day, and we would be happy to help you do the same. Feel free to call us at 1-877-431-9474 with any questions you might have and one of our representatives will help you.
Frequently Asked Car Donation Tax Questions
Q:Will My Vehicle Donation Be Good For The Year That I Sent In The Donation Form, Even If I Don't Receive The Receipt Until The Beginning Of The New Year?
A:YES!IRS Publication 4303, "A Donor's Guide To Vehicle Donations" states: "... the written acknowledgment must contain the date of the contribution..." The date of contribution is the date that we received the donation form. So it can even be on the 31st of December and will still allow a charitable vehicle deduction for that tax year.
Q:Does The Donation Count Toward The Year I Submitted The Online Form Even If The Vehicle Isn't Picked Up Until The New Year?
A:YES!As stated above.
Q:Some Charities Offer Vacation Packages As Incentives To Donate. Does That Affect My Tax Deduction?
A:YES!If a charity provides a commodity, like a vacation package, for example, in exchange for a car or vehicle donation, then the tax receipt from that charity must state the fair market value of that commodity and the fair market value of that commodity must be subtracted from the value of the car donation.
For example:If your vehicle sells for $1,000.00 at auction and your vacation package that you receive has a fair market value of $400.00, you can only deduct $600.00. That's $1,000.00 for the donated car less $400.00 for the vacation package resulting in a maximum deduction of $600.00 ($1000.00 - $400.00 = $600.00)
We certainly do not want donors to be shocked by receiving a tax letter that states they have to subtract the fair market value of the vacation from the value of their vehicle.
Latest IRS Publications Concerning Vehicle Donations And Deductions
We work hard to get you the maximum tax return for your vehicle donation. Feel free to call us at 1-877-431-9474 with any questions you might have and one of our representatives will help you.
Questions to Ask Before Hiring Your Personal Injury Attorney
Hiring your personal injury attorney can be a scary process. There are so many things you need to be cognizant of, and the risk of getting the wrong attorney can be pretty high. It’s for that reason that you need to ask certain questions before going forward with a personal injury attorney. These questions are pointed, they’re direct, and they’re answerable by any personal injury attorney who can be trusted. So the next time that you’re looking out for an injury attorney, make sure that you ask them these 10 questions before going ahead and bringing them onboard. You’ll be glad you did.
1) What’s Your Contingency Fee?
Most agreements for personal injury fees are based on a contingency fee agreement. What this basically means is that there’s not a legal fee unless there’s a monetary recovery. Keep in mind that contingency fee agreements are fully negotiable and will typically fall between 25 percent and 40 percent. It’s important to ask this question because it’s one of the most crucial aspects of the personal injury law process. https://www.askadamskutner.com/personal-injury/questions-hiring-personal-injury-attorney/
