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by Naga 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Ottawa, Ontario | REMOTE Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholasbsavage/ I am a CPA with a day job in external audit. I'm looking for either advisory or consulting work either in account
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by Naga 5y ago
I'm probably one of the few people to have experienced both the accounting program in university and the history program in university. My original degree is in history, and I ended up going back to school to train as an accountant (I&
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by Naga 5y ago
I think this is really insightful into my own behaviour around gaming. I used to be an avid gamer, but over the last year or two I've been too busy at work, working on my own side projects/startup. I've always thought I didn&
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by Naga 5y ago
No one is saying emacs is perfect, this is such an odd comment. Just because it is made as a real tool, as opposed to a product or something to sell more of, doesn't make it perfect. Table saws are meant to use in productive behaviour
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by Naga 5y ago
In Canada, it is a requirement to self-assess GST on purchases you make online. When you buy something online, you're supposed to fill out a form and mail a cheque to the government for the GST you should have paid on it. That being sa
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by Naga 5y ago
Yeah, you're right, my coffee hasn't kicked in yet. For the amount I thought you would pay for Stripe to do that, you could have hired an accountant to figure all of that out for you on an ongoing basis, but for the actual price
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by Naga 5y ago
That looks great, but that's a ridiculous pricing scheme. If you invoice $100k in a year, you're paying $4000 to Stripe to manage your sales tax. A lot of the issues with sales tax are not knowing your regulatory requirements and
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by Naga 5y ago
I agree that this is hard and that there are no global tax authorities, I wasn't trying to say that's something that can just be implemented. It's probably the most realistic solution to the transfer pricing problem though, w
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by Naga 5y ago
It's complicated. "Money they made in their country" is hard to define. Large companies abuse intangible assets to shift profits around, but it's hard to say at what point abuse starts. For example, Google USA sells adve
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by Naga 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Ottawa, Ontario | REMOTE Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholasbsavage/ I am a CPA with a day job in external audit. I'm looking for either advisory or consulting work either in account
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by Naga 5y ago
I've been making my way through RAMQ's system. I actually think its deliberate to keep people from signing up. I'm a new resident of Quebec (within the last few years) and I had to prove I moved to Quebec when I first registe
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by Naga 5y ago
This is an article from Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, a Canadian channel. While I understand the issue with context, they're writing to their audience of 1) Canadians who probably already know about residential schools as its
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by Naga 5y ago
Off the top of my head, I believe it was due to research done during the SARS epidemic in the early 2000s that trailed off as funding dried up when it was no longer an immediate threat.
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by Naga 5y ago
Great question. I am not too familiar with Constantinople's waterworks (I've been reading mostly about Rome itself). Off the top of my head, could be related to exactly where the aqueducts were built or placed. Parts may or may no
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by Naga 5y ago
> Aqueducts were not a Roman invention, but in Roman hands, these long-distance aqueducts were developed further and extensively diffused throughout one of the largest empires in history Roman water management is one of my interests (ask
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by Naga 5y ago
There's actually a new maintainer as of this morning, but I think there's a lot of work to do so new contributions are always welcome! https://orgmode.org/list/20210506135804.GE3@krupal/
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by Naga 5y ago
Location: Ottawa, Ontario Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Currently knowledgeable about Python (including Flask, pyside, and pandas stuff) and emacs lisp. Willing to learn anything though. CV: Have two things I can offer,
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by Naga 5y ago
You're definitely right, with the caveats that other posters have pointed out that there might be benefits from less cleaning as well. My big concern isn't that we're cleaning, but that we're cleaning too much and using
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by Naga 5y ago
You're probably correct that it wasn't called Palestine then or now, but basically the entire period between those two times the name Palestine wasn't that far away: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline
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All the surface cleaning was a massive waste? How about was and continues to be . At least where I live in Ontario, stores still won't let you touch products, require hand washing, wipe down all the carts, etc. It's all theatre
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by Naga 5y ago
I've always found them a bit of an annoyance! Algonquin Park is full of them and they make some of the backcountry routes difficult by changing water levels through it. The amount of beaver dams I have pulled my canoe over!
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Semi-related to this is that payroll is a risky area for external auditors. Payments are generalyl made to people who the auditors will never meet (thousands of them for big companies, or more) so there's always a risk that those peopl
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by Naga 6y ago
Reading the article, the author posed that as the most likely (well, the only) explanation for Mordor.
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I'm an auditor, and what you're saying is probably fair, but probably not a big deal. I have a lot of clients who either use Excel for their bookkeeping or provide us their full GL in Excel, so we always have the risk of changes b
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by Naga 6y ago
I'm an external auditor, this is definitely true. Large ERPs have special audits done over their technical systems that we can rely on and not really think too much about whether the system works or not, since another auditor has alrea
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The purpose is to equalize the amount of tax that companies pay. Consider the following example: Assuming a tax rate of 30%, Company A has net income (profit) of $100 in year 1 and $100 in year two pays $60 in tax on a total profit of $200.
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by Naga 6y ago
In Canada, when you sell the type of things you usually sell at a garage sale, it triggers the "personal use property" rules. It essentially removes any profit from items as long as they are under $1000, so you're safe sellin
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I don't think this is correct by law. I'm pretty sure you're required to file a return if you earned any income in a fiscal year. That being said, de facto you are correct. The CRA will chase you if they think you owe them mo
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by Naga 6y ago
Location: Ottawa, Ontario Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Currently knowledgeable about Python (including Flask, pyside, and pandas stuff) and emacs lisp. Willing to learn anything though. CV: Currently no coding experienc
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by Naga 6y ago
That's incredibly cool, I didn't even think of using it for that. I haven't dug into your code, but I know that I use some unusual portions of the subsonic API that you probably haven't included. Are you open to contribu

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