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It was a one-employee "company" (besides the founder). I don't think that qualifies as "any tech company". Just try to put yourself in the owner's shoes.
by gadrev 4y ago
It was a one-employee "company" (besides the founder). I don't think that qualifies as "any tech company". Just try to put yourself in the owner's shoes.
- whimsicalism 4y agoIf they are paying tech company wages, then $800 to be able to hire as many employees as you want in California is a drop in the bucket.
- avmich 4y agoMy friend, who was trying to raise a startup, didn't get payments for the product (too early), didn't have VC funding (yet), had to close the California presence because of such expenses.
- whimsicalism 4y agoyour friend was somehow hiring engineers in California and an $800 expense was the blocker? sure.
- avmich 4y agoNo, he didn't hire, but had a registered presence. This fee applies anyway, and for him it was too much to justify.
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