* martin f krafft ([email protected]) [140417 07:32]: > My motivation for doing that was to avoid having a short fiscal year > ("Rumpfgeschäftsjahr") in 2014, which would just mean having to file > an additional annual return.
Tax excempt organizations do an three-year tax filing for the statement of being tax excempt, which is relevant for all taxes which have an relation to the business year[1]. And also there is no "tax return" because you don't pay taxes, and none are removed from the income (not counting sales taxes, but these are yearly anyways, so no difference whatever you do). (And due to legal issues with sales taxes, it would had been a good idea to found the legal entity in 2013 if you are going to pay sales taxes, as that would had avoided some work.) [1] For completness, financial authorities could require a yearly filing, which is more than just unusual. However, if they want a it yearly, they could require it for the first calendar year even if the business year isn't complete, so it doesn't make a difference (or probably even: a business year starting in the middle of a months improves the probability tax authorities will give it a closer loo). Andi _______________________________________________ Debconf-team mailing list [email protected] http://lists.debconf.org/mailman/listinfo/debconf-team
