Hi,
I need on-demand billing and subscription solution, like
http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/ Is there any company that operates
in Australia, provides data portability and bank level security?
Thanks,
Serdar Sahin
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Would like info from those that have been there.
It has been suggested we look at applying for provisional patents.
Putting aside personal beliefs I may have about software patents
etc. This may be necessary from a business perspective.
So far have been bootstrapped to version 1.0. We are
Thanks for that Kev, I love those. Hindsight is 20/20 as they say... A
nice reminder that we all screw up.
Kelly
@kellysreeve
On Feb 20, 10:10 am, Kev soc...@melon.com.au wrote:
hey all, thought you may find this interested, one of the big vc firms
lists opportunities they missed with
I am considering a new job offer, and found out that they aren't
providing stock options as part of the offer package. They sited a new
Australian tax law that makes it a huge tax event to pocket them.
Every job offer in the US includes stock, so I'm surprised it's not
here. Should I be expecting
Hi,
This is mostly a US culture and slowly adapted into the other cultures. It
is also not as common in Europe as they are in the US, though there are
thousands of companies.
If a startup doesn't offer stock options, I don't consider it a startup.
This is just my point of view. It loses its
Is this on? I am interested.
Cheers
dekrazee1 wrote:
Hey y'all,
It's been a while. So long that I forgot we used to have these... oops
Just wanted to get a show of hands as to who is interested in playing
basketball (Sydney based) and if you are, which days would be best for
you.
FYI,
Is there any recent news on the incredible mess that the Australian
government made of ESOP-type programs? Last thing I saw was from about
8 months ago in a post by David Jones, indicating that this is 'still
in the too-hard basket'. If there are government types who care about
this they are
1. Apparently only 2 or 3% of inventions ever make any money for the
inventor (especially if you factor in a $ value to the time the
inventor has put in).
2. Investors like IP protected and patents are one of the strongest
types of protection.
3. If you patent just in Australia then the workings
Nope.
I got something like 2 responses in all and basketball works best when
we have enough for 2 teams :P
Rai
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 5:00 PM, Z blogger...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this on? I am interested.
Cheers
dekrazee1 wrote:
Hey y'all,
It's been a while. So long that I forgot
Just thought I'd update you all to let you know I'm going to be using a
space at Hub Melbourne to film the local interviews. So they're about a
month away from hitting the tubes.
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Hi,
I receive cash salary + stock as part of my package in Australia.
As a result, I pay personal income tax on the valuation of the stock
at (approx) the time it is *issued* to me. That is, I pay tax now on a
benefit that may not be realized. This is due to a recent Australian
tax ruling (I
The story behind this is that the Rudd government -- likely reacting to
public anger with senior executives making money during times of massive
layoffs -- decided that if you were given stock options, you were taxed at
that point (even if you never exercised the right to purchase stock with
your
Fellow list members,
I'm looking for a redistribution agreement for third party products. Say,
company A is developing a SaaS solution and company B is interested in
distributing it in certain markets. Company B only wants to deal with my
company and not directly with company A (the reasons are
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