I met the founder of Coachy this week and the idea of video lessons
with 1 on 1 coaches is a great idea and could be very disruptive.
Cheers,
Matt Ho
Native Tongue
@inspiredworlds
On Feb 21, 5:10 pm, dekrazee1 dekraz...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I preface this as it might come across as
Adrian,
Just on the topic of whether it's the company lending to employees
directly vs. a trust, I believe the original motivation for using the
trust was to take advantage of an FBT exemption on trusts set up to
acquire shares for employees. However the ATO has signalled that the
use of this
Michael
I like your hypothesis and your suggested amendments to the schedule.
Please let us know what your advisors come back with. Personally, I
think the company buying back the shares/cancelling them, is
preferable, but that's just me.
But I also just wanted to add, if I may, that there are
Michael, thanks firstly for kicking this thread off.
I'll jot down a few thoughts and also get the guys at DLA Piper to
take a look and some friends elsewhere as well (Deloitte for e.g.) and
then circle back.
@Adrian: Yes this was just for founder stock and every person had over
5%
@Michael:
I'm wondering what working visa a person would need ?
On 2/23/12, Peter Alderson peter.alder...@gmail.com wrote:
Just in case you missed it, NSW Trade Investment is sponsoring
early-stage tech. startups to stay at Startup
There shouldn't be any visa issues. Australia falls under the visa waver
program, which provides for a 90 day entry period without the need for a
visa. Just be sure to register with ESTA https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/prior
to departure.
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On that Visa, people are not technically allowed to work, hire people
or go about 'working' activities.
I'm very sure about this because I've been told this in no uncertain terms.
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