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I'm wondering how this will effect people who are doing this on a bigger scale:@Lucas Carl@Michael Greenberg@Tim Schroeder@john underwood

Agree with @John Underwood. 

@John Castillo it based on your adjusted gross income for 2018. 

@John Vesky Your post assumes if someone has reduced hours, they do not qualify for unemployment; this is false.Furthermore, if hours are reduced, not only is unemployment compensation awarded, but an additional $600/week (= $2600/month with 4.33 weeks in a month) is also awarded above normal compensation, so reducing an employee's hours give most MORE income than they previously earned by working.

Here’s a couple of my favorites that I don’t think have been listed:The Millionaire Next Door - Gary Keller The Slight Edge - Jeff Olson Outliers - Malcom Gladwell The Personal MBA - John Kaufmann

@John DennisAs far as I understand it is 1 per business/individual.

@John Teachout Kansas City

SEC is coaching down these days. 

@John Teachout yup makes sense, thats a smart way to go about it.