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Turning Personal Loans Into Business Payoff

Hi. My husband and I started a business and incorporated it Jan 24, 2001. We are a custom software development company. When we began, we used our own money to buy computers and other office needs, then, when we moved into a commercial office space in October of 2002, we took out loans in our own (personal) names using our own credit to fund the business moving into an office space and all the expenditures associated with this move (like office furniture, etc.). The reason we took out personal loans (and used personal credit cards) was that the business had no credit itself and we were really sure that neither a bank loan nor a credit card in the business’ name would be possible at that stage. Is there any way we can deal with the company paying off these debts? And how can we deal with this odd situation to minimize both business taxes and our personal taxes? And how can we re-seal the corporate veil, so to speak?

Traffic Analysis – Turning Traffic Into Sales

Question: About 5 months ago I started on a quest to make the best site possible, with the best content for the users that I wanted there. My URL is http://www.skateservice.com. Now that I’m actually getting traffic, I can’t turn it into sales. I am an affiliate of the #2 online skateboard shop, but I’m not seeing any turn around from it. I place banner ads, and feature ads on my site, but no one seems to be buying anything. The whole purpose of the site is to make it an E-Zine type, with the option to buy products that I know the customer is in the market for. Any ideas or thoughts would really help me out here.

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