temp011235

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by temp011235 16y ago
... so throw it into a SPY index fund and let it ride? :) Thanks for the humorous response!
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by temp011235 16y ago
I actually maintain all rights to the core code ... as part of the agreement I'm hosting the application for the client, so they are technically subscribing to the application (first year is, of course, paid for, next year a small amount of
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by temp011235 16y ago
I'm working at a startup right now and plan to use most of the proceeds from the other project to float myself along as needed. My company is in the middle of a capital raise that is going fairly well, albeit not for a lot of capital ... b
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by temp011235 16y ago
Finding an accountant is a great suggestion. I was looking into that but am quickly realizing it is time to get a professional in that area that can advise on how to use the capital in the most cost/tax-optimized manner!
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by temp011235 16y ago
Ok good, I didn't want it to come off as such. I'll likely post something off of my regular account about my experience bidding for and developing the project; I just wanted to split out the monetary questions I had.
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by temp011235 16y ago
Talent management system that is highly customized. Client had very specific spec requirements that were not being fulfilled by other vendors and wanted a replacement.
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by temp011235 16y ago
Excellent, thank you! I'm researching into if those taxes need to be paid now (quarterly) or if I can wait until regular tax day next year. Either way, putting 1/3 aside and knowing not to touch it is important, b/c it will be going to DC e
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by temp011235 16y ago
I didn't want it to come off as bragging
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by temp011235 16y ago
personal questions are fine: it took approximately 2-3 months to build, plus another 2ish months of client-driven iteration to drive it that last 20%. It is a talent management system that has a lot of very specific metrics that are being t
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Ask HN: just sold software app for $60k, now what?
14 points by temp011235 16y ago|24 comments