One candidate doesn’t fit all businesses  Published: Thursday,
October 11, 2012 at 9:13 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, October
11, 2012 at 9:13 a.m.  During election season, everyone loves
small business.  President Barack Obama loves small business.
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney loves small business.
During the first debate, they mentioned the words “small
business” 25 times. But where do the candidates stand on small-
business issues?  Of course, small businesses care about a range
of concerns. If you think the deficit is the most important
issue, you’ll probably lean toward Republicans. If, on the other
hand, you believe that supporting the middle class is vital,
you’ll probably support Democrats.  If you’re not sure who to
vote for Nov. 6, I’ve devised a fact sheet to help:  1. Your
company’s legal structure is a ” C” corporation.  2. You are in
a health-related industry.  3. You make more than $1 million in
taxable income, i.e. income after expenses and deductions, and
are a sole proprietor, “S” co