After careful analysis of the numerous business structures available, it is my recommendation that your business structure change to an S-Corporation. In order to declare your company an S-Corporation, you must file your company as corporation in the state your company is headquartered. Then all shareholders of your company must sign and file Form 2553 with the IRS to elect your company as an S-Corporation. As an S-Corporation you must adopt bylaws, hold meetings with all shareholders and directors
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I believe in the little guy; the backyard mechanic. For background, I’m infatuated with cars. I worked on cars since before I started to drive. Even now, I still do my own work though I can pay others to do the work for me. Nothing gets my attention faster than a good sounding exhaust, chrome or a clean paint job. I can appreciate all types of cars provided they are well one. As I’ve gotten older, I started going to car shows more than the race track. I really don’t have anything to prove to anyone
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Property name: ________________ Address: ________________ Owner: ________________ MANAGEMENT PLAN TEMPLATE (This template is intended to serve as a helpful tool. HTF Contractors may elect to use it or not.) TABLE OF CONTENTS (List topics & page numbers.) I. MANAGEMENT (ON-SITE & OFF-SITE) • What management functions are performed on-site and by whom? (Property management company or sponsor organization?) • What management functions are performed off-site and
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Critical Response of the article, “Copying isn’t Cool” by Scott Matthews In the article "Copying Isn't Cool," the author Scott Matthews, a software developer addresses the issue of sharing copyrighted files. The author believes that such an act hurts the right of owners and stopping or changing the copyright laws will only cause more confusion and chaos. Thus, such laws need to remain the same and be enforced instead. The author’s purpose in writing this essay is to persuade the people who support
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The Right of Usage of Private Property Diana Vazquez University of Redlands Author Note This paper was prepared for Business, Ethics and Society, taught by Mr. Jensen Analytical Essay: The Right of Usage of Private Property The Right of Usage of Private Property. The city of Santa Monica, California is facing a dilemma, which is not unique to Santa Monica as this is a situation affecting other cities throughout Southern California as well as the rest of the United States. The question
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buildings (MB) used at least 90% for manufacturing and processing purposes (acquired on or after Mar 19, 2007). NOTE Class 1 has ½ year rule!!! | 1-NRB | New non-residential buildings (NRB) (on/after Mar 19, 2007) 6% | 8 20% | Misc. tangible capital property. Furniture, fixtures, outdoor advertising signs, equipment (photocopiers, fridge, telephone, tools costing $500+, not included in another class) | 10 | Automotive equip. Cars, van, truck, tractor, wagon, trailer 30% | 10.1 30% | Passenger vehicle
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Should private car owners be raxed for pollution? Hannah 1312040112 When it comes to whether we should raise tax on those who possess the private car, some people oppsite this policy for defending their personal interests, yet others hold the view that it is a duty for owners to pay as trouble-makers. In fact, as the number of private car sharply increased, air pollution became more and more sever. For my part, I strongly support the latter viewpoint, and my reasons are as follows: For the
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Questionnaire: Dear Respondent I am a final year undergraduate student at Chinhoyi University of Technology studying Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Accountancy. I am carrying a research project on the impact of Ownership Structure on firm performance on companies listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE). I will to carry out my research on your company Your assistance to the completion of my studies will
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4SB3 – Chapter 6 Income From Property INCLUSIONS Specific Inclusions of Property Income * Section 12 requires the inclusion of the following returns on investments in the calculation of income form a property * Interest income from savings, deposits, loans, bonds, and debentures * Dividends from shares * Income based on the production or use of property * The primary method for computing interest on a “debt obligation” is the annual accrual method * The
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that were discussed at the recent Foundation Forum titled “Your Taxes, Your Schools and Your Property Value" hosted by the Cold Spring Harbor Educational Foundation (CSHEF). One of the CSHEF's goals is to educate our community and better inform our residents about issues that affect us. CSHEF’ first Foundation Forum brought together three speakers who educated residents about how to maintain their property investment. First, Tom Calabrese, COO Daniel Gale, spoke about our local real estate market
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