Is merely a "rounding error" - Restaurant Business
Since we have indisputable proof from our TWO accountants that we do NOT owe the fees, we should pay NOTHING. Anything less is unacceptable.
Why in the HELL, is he mentioning the benefits of PPP. Is he attempting to put a target on the back of Owners for auditors?
Since he's never run a business he wouldn't understand that kind of thing. And these limousine liberals have contempt for small businesses so he never will run a business..
There are two realities here:One is where 95% of the restaurants operating, control 100% of the direction the brand takes.The other is where 95% of the restaurants operating, control 0% of the direction.It just takes courage (common sense) to determine what reality does one wants to live in and move to that reality.We need the NFLA to plainly state, we reviewed this, and the franchisee's arent paying. See you in court.
If it’s just a rounding error, then they should just pay it.
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Since we have indisputable proof from our TWO accountants that we do NOT owe the fees, we should pay NOTHING. Anything less is unacceptable.
Why in the HELL, is he mentioning the benefits of PPP. Is he attempting to put a target on the back of Owners for auditors?
Since he's never run a business he wouldn't understand that kind of thing. And these limousine liberals have contempt for small businesses so he never will run a business.
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There are two realities here:
One is where 95% of the restaurants operating, control 100% of the direction the brand takes.
The other is where 95% of the restaurants operating, control 0% of the direction.
It just takes courage (common sense) to determine what reality does one wants to live in and move to that reality.
We need the NFLA to plainly state, we reviewed this, and the franchisee's arent paying. See you in court.
If it’s just a rounding error, then they should just pay it.
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