The pitch here is an organization offering a slightly easier approach to come to Canada with their business. The attractive part of this alliance is the fact that the entrepreneur becomes a permanent resident of Canada immediately without having to get large amounts of capital venture backing. 

I've had clients in the U.S. from Canada and clients in Canada from the U.S. In most cases, Canada income tax was higher than the U.S. and state income taxes combined.

The U.S. is still very attractive for small businesses. We are in a waiting game to see if the Republican Congress can effectively gain support from other lawmakers of different persuasions to support a decrease in income tax for businesses. 

Hind sight is the best measure of success, but getting the foresight properly aligned to make that success happen is what is holding us back. 

Remember the time when family, friends, or colleagues told you your idea won't work? What did you do? Did you crumble or did you muster up an even stronger resolve to succeed?

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