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Will the End of a Tax Loophole Kill Off Irish Business? - Pacific Standard: The Science of Society
"Informative and well written article. Tax loopholes or legal cost-cutting tax options will probably always exist in one form or another, and there are plenty more besides the Double Irish. For example, corporate registration in a nation-state that has no tax-information sharing treaty and/or low taxes. Also, there are still tangible benefits of setting up a headquarters in a place like Bermuda, which is English speaking and has a zero corporate tax rate per KPMG."4 Ways to Secure Funding for Your Startup
"Thanks for posting this article. For those seeking to raise money via capital, be sure to incorporate any taxes on funding in to the business budget because the IRS may consider it income. Also, crowd-funding is competitive, so campaign design, pricing and benefits are relevant to successful funding. A low-cost peer to peer loan may be a good alternative."Commercial impact of online sales tax collection
"It applies to international orders as well, but some companies have been bypassing the regulation by delivering from out-of-state or by selling to customers in states where they have no physical presence. According to Forbes, smaller merchants are less likely to charge online sales tax, but use tax still applies."« previous1 next »
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How to notify your clients that you’re raising your prices
"Nice article with good tips. The example letter is helpful as well. What percent increase and at what frequency do you suggest for small-businesses seeking to raise rates? Also, what is the net benefit of adding value to services alongside price increases?"