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> with a clause excluding multi billion dollar companies. Every multi billion dollar company: runs subsidiary to not trigger legal threshold. They probably do
by Muromec 6y ago
> with a clause excluding multi billion dollar companies.
Every multi billion dollar company: runs subsidiary to not trigger legal threshold. They probably do it anyway for tax purposes.
- varispeed 6y agoYou can exclude companies that have multi billion company in their tree.
- pas 6y agoSo someone launches a new company that provides services for everyone, including billion dollar companies. Basically unless you put a non-commercial license on it, any effort to limit its use will be easily circumvented.
- bogwog 6y agoThe middle man increases costs and inefficiency for the billion dollar companies, giving a competitive advantage to everyone else. It's foolproof I tell ya!
- varispeed 6y agoYou cannot circumvent that. If you want to do a service for a company that has a multi billion company in the chain then you would have to get full commercial license and when that happens you simply raise an invoice to the client that covers this cost. It is pretty simple and you cannot get around it.