Considering a move, seeing several lots are for sale but my question is how much trouble is it to get a house built in PR? I've done it before but I worry that even getting in concrete is going to require cross-border contractors and suppliers.
Just need the vacay and willing to burn points for it. What's your recommendation for an all-inclusive in Mexico or the Caribbean, ideally adults-only.
Played twilight golf, only managed to get 13 in, shot a 77.
Our company is three years old, starting with two founders in the US, one in Canada, but one has moved back to the UK, so now we're in three countries, with customers all over the world.
Now the accountants of the UK co-founder are saying he should be on payroll to a UK entity and it feels like we're going to need to be a multinational firm. Canadian co-founder has an Alberta Numbered Corporation that charges management fees back to the US C-Corp.
Currently with a local accountant who is good, but very much aligned more with small business accounting.
How does one best move to a multinational mode? Keep the local accountant and add ones in Canada and the UK? Form a UK and a Canadian entity and get the other two cofounders on those orgs payrolls and shuffle money to them?
Goal is of course to minimize tax obligation at both the corporate and personal level for the founders. First FTE just started in Scotland, probably also better off if formally on payroll. Also a handful of contractors spread between the US, EU, and NZ.
Not sure what full context looks like for a post like this, so happy to answer questions.
Our company is three years old, starting with two founders in the US, one in Canada, but one has moved back to the UK, so now we're in three countries, with customers all over the world.
Now the accountants of the UK co-founder are saying he should be on payroll to a UK entity and it feels like we're going to need to be a multinational firm. Canadian co-founder has an Alberta Numbered Corporation that charges management fees back to the US C-Corp.
Currently with a local accountant who is good, but very much aligned more with small business accounting.
How does one best move to a multinational mode? Keep the local accountant and add ones in Canada and the UK? Form a UK and a Canadian entity and get the other two cofounders on those orgs payrolls and shuffle money to them?
Goal is of course to minimize tax obligation at both the corporate and personal level for the founders. First FTE just started in Scotland, probably also better off if formally on payroll. Also a handful of contractors spread between the US, EU, and NZ.
Not sure what full context looks like for a post like this, so happy to answer questions.
Saw someone sharing their note on how to do shot shaping and thought I'd put something together for anyone who wants to print one for themselves.
Personally I'm at the level where I'll use it in reverse, figuring out why the ball went off course the way it did, but for those working on intentional shaping I hope it proves useful.
Get it at https://makerworld.com/en/models/3190296-golf-shot-shaping-reference-tag
Looking to improve the look of my stacked cuts without having to deal with a router and other finishing.
Got some full-size sheets, but there's no room for the clips at that size of sheet and of course 3mm sheets that size are going to have a little bowing.
Hey all, hoping someone can give me some advice. I'm thinking of starting a business using tools. I have a hammer and a saw, what things should I make to sell and how much can I sell them for?
Should I go with Dewalt tools? I know a lot of people like Dewalt, but maybe I should go with Milwaukee instead?
Where do I sell the things I make with my tools? What should I charge for the things? I already own some tools so my costs should be pretty low.
PRGR Super Egg set, these things put the Super in Super Game Improvement and are totally illegal, but I’m likely years away from being good enough to even remotely consider competitive play.
Heading out next week, hoping to pick up some clubs. Those who have, how did you get them back? I’m not planning to bring a bag over, hoping there’s relatively good ways to bring them either boxed or in a bag purchased in Tokyo.
Anyone done this with insights?