Category: Business, Organization, and Management

Yes. We have texas on our radar for a future conference. It depends on how often we can put them together, given the cost of doing so.

Tickets aren’t expensive but they must at least cover the costs. We dont do these things for profit but we can’t lose money doing them.…

Yes. We have texas on our radar for a future conference. It depends on how often we can put them together, given the cost of doing so.

Tickets aren’t expensive but they must at least cover the costs. We dont do these things for profit but we can’t lose money doing them.

Conservatives are unfortunately not willing to support organizations with $$ unless those organizations are serving teh older demographic and are as RINO as the archaics in congress.

We have generally done well, but our donations aren’t very good right now – probably because we don’t promote them and possibly because we reached more people on FB than here on twitter – and maybe the FB people are more likely to donate.

Q: Monopolies vs Cartels, and Purpose of the different corporate structures.

1 – Why would I prefer monopolies or cartels? I don’t understand this question. While virtual monoplies do exist – usualy for a short time – a monopoly is almost impossible to sustain without state sponsorship directly or by regulatory action. A Cartel is by definition a criminal conspiracy against the itnerests of the population.

2 – The purpose of an llc, vs a sub-s, vs a c-corp is just (a) who pays taxes and (b) who is the final authority in the organization.
… An llc allows the centralization of responsibility independent of the scale of each investment, can distribute profits in a manner unrelated to ownership, and the tax burden to be distributed to individuals. *(if there is one)
… A sub-s is limited in number of shareholders, has a voting structure, distributes profits according to ownership percentage, and distributes tax burden to the individuals. (if there is any).
… A c-corp is virtually unlimited in number of sharelholdres, has a voting structure, pays taxes direction, and then distributes dividends – prodoucing double taxation.

LLC > S-Corp > C-Corp is a natural lifecycle.
Startups often prefer an LLC
Self funded businesses usually prefer and S-corp
Investors prefer a C-Corp (it’s a tax thing).

The purpose of corporations since their inception is to produce a shield between investors and the capital they place in the business. IE: the most they can lose is their investment. Though there is a requirement for directors and exec insurance in case they do something untoward – which given the complexity of the code isn’t hard.

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