Budget
Shortfall? More Towns Tax Restaurants
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Restaurants owners in Omaha have lost their legal battle
against a new dining tax imposed by the city. A similar tax proposal
will go before voters in Fort Smith, AR, soon. And celebrity chef
Roberto Donna is making $500 per month payments on his disputed tax bill
to keep from going to jail. Is your town eyeing restaurants as a way to
boost its budget? |
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Smart
Strategy For A Soft Opening
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The friends and family approach to restaurant openings
works , but produces no income. Charging full price from day one brings
in cash, but guarantees a rocky ride for both patrons and staff. So
here’s a shrewd way to handle a soft opening: Give a hefty discount to
those brave souls willing to give it a go. |
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