Working remotely from different states? You could face additional state taxes next year
Working remotely from different states? You could face new tax obligations next year.
Working remotely from different states? You could face new tax obligations next year.
AltFi | Daniel Lanyon | Nov 20, 2020 A boom in business banking has helped boost Starling Bank’s coffers. Strong momentum in new customer accounts and increasing revenues have prompted digital bank Starling to break even, according to a trading update for the three months to 31 October. Starling Bank, which was launched by Anne Boden five years ago,
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Millions of workers will lose their unemployment benefits at the end of December unless Congress passes legislation.
Gowling WLG | Tara Amiri-Khaledi | Nov 24, 2020 As an entrepreneur trying to get your business off the ground, there are many factors to think about and the legal "stuff" may easily be forgotten. In this article, we touch on the top 5 considerations entrepreneurs need to think about when starting out. Term Sheets
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The pandemic has forced change onto what had been one of the most old-school, technologically-resistant corners of Wall Street: investment banking.
Paul | Weiss | Nov 18, 2020 China’s competition regulator, the State Administration for Market Regulation (“SAMR”), issued a consultation draft of the Anti-Monopoly Guidelines on the Sector of Platform Economies (the “Draft Guidelines”) on November 10, 2020. This marks China’s first major step in formulating a comprehensive regime to regulate competition among platform businesses
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The New York Times | Steven Lee Myers and Keith Bradsher | Nov 24, 2020 China’s leader, Xi Jinping, is pursuing a strategy to make the country’s economy more self-sufficient, while making other places more dependent on it than ever. After Australia dared last spring to call for an investigation into the origins of the
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"Right now, we are out of everything," Dan Hensler of So-Low Environmental Equipment told CNBC.
Crowdfund Insider | JD Alois | Nov 24, 2020 The exempt securities marketplace can be arcane and challenging to manage for entrepreneurs seeking to raise capital. The advent of online capital formation has helped to democratize access to capital as well as streamline securities offerings but hurdles do remain. A new startup co-founded by several
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Millions of workers will lose their unemployment benefits at the end of December unless Congress passes legislation.
Holiday debt typically rises every year, but in 2020 financial experts caution shoppers to stick to a budget.
The Fed could provide clues about whether it intends to change its bond buying program when it releases its minutes Wednesday.
A blended family's financial life is tricky enough in normal times. Here's how to navigate the pandemic.
As Thanksgiving approaches, long lines are popping up at food banks nationwide. Increasing jobless protections with new legislation could help, experts say.