This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Datshe with Gene Marks, my colleague, the Guardian newspaper UK and US edition for

Small Business Columnist.

He is down shore.

That's where he is now.

So the smile on his face is not because he sees Rosie scenario for the rest of us.

He sees it for himself.

Down shore is Philadelphia Jersey talk for the New Jersey coastline.

Gene happens to be at a choice spot on planet Earth.

It's called Atlantic City.

And it's a joy to consider, which is why I immediately pull him to explain himself

in his Washington Times column about how taxes are going to change.

And I don't think for the better what's going to happen to his gene.

Well, first of all, John, before I talk about taxes, I do want to correct something that I said in our previous segments.

I got my TGs and my bees mixed up.

Our money, our money supply is in the trillions, not the billions.

I just want to make sure that I'm clear when I say that we're at over $20 trillion is what the MG money supply is not billion dollars.

So I wanted to make sure that I clear that up.

Let's talk taxes.

This year, we are looking at particularly for small and mid-sized businesses.

Two big tax increases that are happening right now.

The first has to do with research and development costs.

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