Peter,
ALL of our local communities (we have over 60 political entities in
Lancaster Co, PA ) would require you to go thru Zoning ( at several thousand
dollars) and THEN make you "commercial" which would increase your tax
liability. Late this summer one local gov't closed a two table front yard
"garden
market", run by a husband and wife who BOTH lost their jobs in this Bush
economy. They were attempting to pay their bills w/o gov't help. Gov't
helped, eventually bowed to lots of public pressure. They did re-open rest of
this yr, HAVE to get permits to open next yr. Permits cost more than the
veggies they sold brought in.
JIm "livin' on the Keystone Main" Lyle
In a message dated 11/12/2010 11:54:33 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
I run my software company from our house. It keeps the overhead way down
low. If I were to tell the subdivision that I'm doing this, they'd
probably object, but in general it is the "don't ask, don't tell"
policy. I don't have customers coming to my house; entire
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