With My New Rent, I Will Clear Nothing

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With My New Rent, I Will Clear Nothing

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This week, we start with a business owner who’s just learned his rent is jumping 40 percent and who sees three options: accept the new rent and essentially work for free, move and start over, or shut down and get a job. But when Paul Downs, Jay Goltz, and Ted Wolf do the math, they see another option—one the owner doesn’t seem to have considered.

From there, the conversation turns to the choices owners make when the answer isn’t obvious. Paul, as it happens, is wrestling with two of those himself. Before the year began, he developed a plan to start selling his custom conference tables in the Middle East. Then the missiles started flying. Does he still spend $30,000 to see whether the opportunity is real, or should he put that money to work closer to home? And then there’s a potentially lucrative R&D tax credit that Paul thinks could be “a gift from heaven.” He believes his company qualifies for the credit, but he also wonders whether claiming it could invite unwanted scrutiny from the IRS.

Different decisions, different stakes, but the same question: As Paul puts it, “What is your appetite for risk?”

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