2. To close loopholes, one usually
needs an act of Congress, while the other, may or may not hold a meeting and within
48 hours (if not less) the loophole is closed. (Major changes made by Google
take longer)
3. They both are equal opportunity
organizations (generally speaking) When
you follow the rules, the rewards can be legal financial gain and increased
income
4. They both operate on “formulas”
which are devised by some of the most brilliant minds in the work force.
5. They both have companies and
professionals who charge people large sums of money to accomplish task within
the IRS and Search Engines results
6. They both can change your financial
picture!
7. They often times are abused by
individuals and/or companies who are trying to get ahead by cheating.
8. One collects $2.5 trillion a year
while the other pulled in around $40 billion in revenue in 2011.
9. They both provide (to the public)
detailed information on how to play by the rules, regardless if you are a large
corporation or an individual.
10. They both encourage the public to
work with certified (tested) and qualified individuals to provide tax services
and search engine optimization. (Except
one is have a legal problem enforcing the certification process)
Note: Search Engine Optimization can be greatly influenced
by man hours. Large corporations who have
30 people all working on SEO are bound to have different results then a company
of one. We recommend that small business
owners learn which automation tools are acceptable to the major search engines
and use them accordingly.
By C. Ingraham, RTRP
Certified SEO Specialist
