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It sounds like a pretty hefty fine for a small startup. It’s also a fine, not a tax. Meaning this does not establish a price that you can consciously factor in
by matt4077 8y ago
It sounds like a pretty hefty fine for a small startup. It’s also a fine, not a tax. Meaning this does not establish a price that you can consciously factor in when breaking the law.
The next one would surly be treated much harder, considering it would be hard to claim ignorance. And fines would also rise proportional with the size of the offender, not to menation repeat offenders.
- dnadler 8y agoThat sounds reasonable, but do you have anything to back up any of what you said? It's just as likely that $900k is the statutory limit for this infraction.