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In denying the Franks’ renewal application last year, immigration officials said their restaurant had become Coach factory outlet a marginal business. The government sets no specific dollar amount, but it defines a marginal enterprise as one that “does not have the present or future capacity to generate more than enough income to provide a minimal living” for the visa holder and his family.
The Franks were surprised and confused to learn last year that they were deemed marginal. Their tax returns show that their Coach flats gross annual income in 2008 was $64,000, in addition to rental income of $16,800. Their gross profit for the year was $38,800, which was down from their gross profit in 2007 of $50,700 because of the recession,
which hit most Coach bags businesses. They said they barely needed more than enough to provide for minimal living because that is how they live — minimally.