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by anomaly_ 8y ago
I think OP is suggesting that Canada donated the reactor design, not a blueprint for a nuclear bomb.
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by anomaly_ 8y ago
As opposed to the EU’s totally non-arbitrary action against US technology multinationals from a tax and competition perspective?
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ICOs: trade-offs between securities and tax law?(medium.com)
1 points by anomaly_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by anomaly_ 9y ago
You are being deliberately obtuse though. As others have explained, the fund entity is setup in the Caymans to provide tax neutral position on the funds under management (and legal separation from the management entity). The management enti
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by anomaly_ 10y ago
It's a little different in Australia. The GST registration threshold is $75,000, but there is a specific carve out for taxis that forces registration/collection of GST for taxis regardless of turnover. The ATO (and now the Federal
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by anomaly_ 11y ago
Assumption of validity isn't the only path. In Australia there is no assumption of validity; the court essentially re-examines the patent when a suit is brought. This doesn't necessarily increase costs/time either, the Federa
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by anomaly_ 12y ago
Adapter ( http://www.macroplant.com/adapter/ ) could be what you're looking for
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by anomaly_ 12y ago
Nexus 4 here. It's been an excellent phone, and I've really enjoyed Android. Only criticism would be the camera (mainly with regards to the shutter lag) and the battery-life (although this only gets me occasionally). I've bee
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by anomaly_ 12y ago
Vox is probably the best alternative I've found, particularly with its support for FLAC (I know I can transcode to ALAC).
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by anomaly_ 13y ago
I found this statement interesting - "Microsoft will draw upon its overseas cash resources to fund the transaction." I've seen it mentioned quite a few times that tech companies end up with massive overseas cash reserves they
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by anomaly_ 14y ago
I'd be interested in your thoughts :)