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	<title>Comments on: Earning More Income</title>
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		<title>By: Tom Lutzenberger</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tom Lutzenberger</dc:creator>
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		<description>People earning a 2nd income just need to be aware as well that it&#039;s
not 100% additional money. You have to pay taxes on it, similar to
your first income. In fact, more income may bump you into a higher
tax bracket both with state and federal taxes. In addition, folks
also to be careful they don&#039;t put themselves into a conflict of
interests with their existing employer. Many employers are wary of
their people picking up a 2nd job or work, so make sure what you do
has nothing to do with your first job and doesn&#039;t interfere with
your first job performance.</description>
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not 100% additional money. You have to pay taxes on it, similar to<br />
your first income. In fact, more income may bump you into a higher<br />
tax bracket both with state and federal taxes. In addition, folks<br />
also to be careful they don't put themselves into a conflict of<br />
interests with their existing employer. Many employers are wary of<br />
their people picking up a 2nd job or work, so make sure what you do<br />
has nothing to do with your first job and doesn't interfere with<br />
your first job performance.</p>
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