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I think that Uber and Lyft would go a far way if they offered an information session (or linked w/ a startup space) that explains how to expense things.

• dnautics 11y ago
  they can't do that, it would break the law unless they were certified to give financial planning advice.
  • nrb 11y ago
    His point is that, if you are correct, they could easily work with someone who is certified to give this advice.
    • dnautics 11y ago
      they can make referrals. And they do (lyft does anyway) but IANAL, but i think that's about the level of involvement they can do.
  • smileysteve 11y ago
    From 2 perspectives * Yes, they'd have to hire / refer / recommend a financial planner / accountant / or "not financial advice" * Any sort of non voluntary training could be construed as breaking the consulting relationship - but then again, franchises do this often as a b2b setup.