michael dillingham, spean sor parkway, erin flynn, and david goldwin. why don't you come up. >> my name ask michael dillingham and i work with a number of businesses including green spirit business inc. which is a public company. although i don't know much about them yet, i assume that i would support the amendments that were listed off by chair wh chair cohen. all of the businesses that will stay in business over the next 16 to 18 months will require investment. the 10% figure, the top-end tax potential is the number that was the scariest to me and probably is to anybody. it appears from the text that it can at a moment's notice be imposed, and 10% represents 30% of our margin at the most optimistic projectionst and as much as 60% at the more conservative projections. the ability to attract and keep investors is something that will be critical for these businesses to stay afloat the next few years. in addition to the amendments already going in the right direction that reducing the top-end potential tax down to somewhere in the five or four percent ran