You are worrying about the wrong things cog.... What you need to be worrying about is whether or not your product will attract any customers. Once you focus o

You are worrying about the wrong things cog.... What you need to be worrying about is whether or not your product will attract any customers. Once you focus on that you should be able to relate to what Spartacus did and said before he marched off into his last battle. After killing his horse in front of a group of his soldiers he declared that if the battle is lost the horse will not be needed anymore. If the battle is won than there will be a bounty of Roman horses to choose from. It's kind of the same way with startups. If your product attracts customers and the money is flowing in just go to an accountant and have him work it all out. If the product flops then it doesn't matter what the heck the rules are. You don't get the play the game anyways.