Tax Fact: The Littlest Bailout Relief Program

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I heard something, heartwarming, on the radio this morning so I am going to share it with everyone!

We all grew up with having a lemonade stand, Right?! My sister and I would also sell popcorn and homemade suckers( our Aunt would set us up really well!) and we would talk about what we were going to spend our fortune on. What amazing memories! So, we grew up and we set our kids up with a lemonade stand, just like we had when we were kids! But what about now… with this pandemic… with this rough summer and all how are those kids doing with their lemonade stands? Well, Country Time Lemonade has decided to help!

THE Littlest BAILOUT!!! Country Time feels that if the big guys are getting bailed out, why shouldn’t they help the littlest entrepreneurs get the same treatment!

They created The Littlest Bailout relief program to help the smallest of small businesses: Lemonade stands! How are they going to do this? Stimulus checks to help the kids preserve the values of lemonade stands, honest work, and entrepreneurship while putting a little juice back into the economy.

Go to www.countrytimebailout.com and help your kids apply for a chance to get a $100 bailout. Childhood memories are so important and It’s never too late to teach our children about the value of hard work!

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