I'm glad you raised the FBT issue, although maybe Elias has some tricks up
his sleeve.
I like to think of it like this...
You own X shares in the company. Your investors own Y shares. Z shares are
unallocated. The company has $A in cash.
There are a certain number of tasks that need to be done
The Tech23 program was announced today and just wanted to say
congratulations to all the people selected.
http://www.slatteryit.com.au/Tech23-2011/program.html
We're really happy that MOB's http://buildAR.com has been selected too
and I can't wait to see everyone's presentations
Great! Looking forward to seeing you there Rob :-).. OrionVM will also be
taking part!
Congrats to everyone who is participating!
*Sheng* *Yeo*
Director | Founder
*Orion Virtualisation Solutions* | www.orionvm.com.au | Phone: 1300 56 99 52
| Mobile: 0402 098 008 | Skype: shengyeo
On 18 July
Hi Rich
Moneytree Partners (based in Bathurst street) are expert in this area. They
have free lunch time seminars and also internal accountants.
Here one of their ebooks on SMSF and property
http://www.wealthadviser.com.au/view/how-to-buy-a-property-with-a-super-fund
If you do call them ask for
Thanks for the advice everyone , it's been very helpful.
Not too sure on using the company credit card to pay for small
expenses, but at around the $30K per year mark taxes are minimal so I
think that might be the sweet spot for me assuming of course the
funding is successful.
Oh here's my
Thanks Rich. I agree. If you do not get many responses we can take this
offline.
Hi David.
I will check them out. I am in Adelaide though.
Cheers
Suhit
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 5:16 PM, David Northmore
david.northm...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Rich
Moneytree Partners (based in Bathurst street) are
It certainly looks good.
I mean this in a completely non-facetious way: can it send me email when new
jobs are posted? I looked around, but couldn't find that functionality.
(Yes, I know I could hack the RSS feed through a mail notifier or
something).
A.
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 12:02 PM,
Whoa now, I posted a job and it sent my password back to me in plaintext
email! C'mon, that's 1990's security naivete.
Say what you will about people using good passwords (I did in fact use a
unique and very strong password, but suspect I'm in a tiny minority of
people who would), the plain fact
Title: Re: [SiliconBeach] Re: Silicon Beach Australia / jobs
People who care about security should have different password for different services. There are plenty of tools that can help you generate and store an individual password of good length for every website you use.
IMO free job board
On 18 July 2011 23:02, Alexander Levashov alex.levas...@gmail.com wrote:
People who care about security should have different password for different
services. There are plenty of tools that can help you generate and store an
individual password of good length for every website you use.
IMO
Hmm weird. Thanks for mentioning that. No quick fix so will need to wait
when we do something on the authentication -- my ideal scenario is that we
leverage the Google accounts we use for this forum and make this site an
OpenID relying party. In the mean time, no one but me has access to the
Dear Frozen beach
at least this is what the weather feels like right now in Melbourne.
I would like to reach out to you all for some help or advise if anyone is
willing to share a template for an Offer for Capital raising or at very least
advise what are the heading which need to be covered in
Hi Bob,
the structure I saw was something like that:
Intro
Terms of financing
Preferences (several clauses about protection and preferences for
your investor like anti-dilution, liquidation preferences, founder
vesting, etc, whatever you are ready to offer);
Voting rights
Board of Director
only read this quick but the americans have good templates for various
raises such as:
http://www.seriesseed.com/posts/2010/09/version-20-and-why-series-seed-documents-are-better-than-capped-convertible-notes.html
techstars did something too i think
On Jul 19, 8:54 am, Bob Ilievski
Hi everyone,
We are launching a sydney-based start-up and are looking for a young
Community Manager to join the founding team. If interested, send an e-
mail to fa...@hotmail.com and I'll be able to give you more details as
the project is well underway.
Cheers
Faycal
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On 18/07/2011, at 11:04 PM, dave b wrote:
On 18 July 2011 23:02, Alexander Levashov alex.levas...@gmail.com
wrote:
People who care about security should have different password for
different services. There are plenty of tools that can help you
generate and store an individual password
Finally got a chance to test this out myself (yep, issue confirmed) and
found something interesting: it turns out the passwords are hashed in the
database and they are treated like any other wordpress user (just with a
different role type).
Elias Bizannes
http://eliasbizannes.com
*Coming to a
Hi all,
Just introducing myself.
My name is Graham Carey and I've been around the IT industry since I
graduated in '95. I've have a strong programming background and been lucky
to work at a few of the startups that were around in the early 2000s. Some
of them are even still going!
I've got an
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