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Eight accounting tips every Kiwi startup needs to know

NZ Entrepreneur

It impacts your tax obligations such as how much tax you’ll pay and when to pay them, as well as your ability to raise funding. If you run your business as a company, it offers some personal liability protection, however, it comes with more complex regulations and tax requirements.

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Founder’s Stock Is Gold, If You Know The Rules

Gust

Forming a company so close in time to raising capital can create a significant tax issue. The difference in value between what the Founders paid and the fair market value of that stock based on actual sale to outside investors will be characterized as compensation income resulting in what could be significant tax liability to the Founders.

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Navigating Tax Obligations for Startups: What You Need to Know

Startup Blogpost

Navigating Tax Obligations for Startups: What You Need to Know Navigating the complex landscape of startup taxation can be daunting, but with insights from CEOs and financial experts, startups can stay compliant and even save on taxes. The amount that you invest initially is referred to as your basis in any investment.

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Why an Entrepreneur Should Consider Outside Financial Advice

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Knowing how to maintain and grow income is an important question given that profit margin is one of the top concerns for entrepreneurs. Even so, should an entrepreneur manage his or her own finances and investments or hire a professional? Choosing the right plan depends on many circumstances (e.g.,

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JOBS Act Title III and Crowdfunding: What We Know So Far

Onevest

tax collectors and consumers alike. Onevest does not give investment, legal or tax advice. It significantly broadens investment opportunities and a startup’s potential to raise capital through only a few legislative provisions. So why the hold up? More importantly, what can we expect if the SEC decides to pass Title III?

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4 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Business Structure

StartupNation

Your business entity impacts everything from taxes to daily operations. Limited liability company (LLC), owned by one or more members. Limited liability protection . Some business structures have limited liability protection, which protects your personal assets in case your company can’t pay its debts. Franchise tax.

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LLC or Corporation: Which Entity is Best For My Business?

StartupNation

Two of the most popular entity formations for business incorporation are limited liability companies (LLCs) and corporations. Both entities provide startup owners with certain benefits, and one of the biggest benefits is limited liability. Taxes are one of the greatest differences between an LLC and corporation. .

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