So you’re off on your new adventure with an idea that could change your market, but in order to fully flesh out your amazing idea, you’ll have to get together with other professionals and industry experts to maximize your business. The Wall Street Journal has some great tips for a CEO to make the most of their networking game…
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Netflix’s path into the original content game may be posing the need for some accounting changes due to recent changes in regulations with the FASB…
“That’s because of a new rule issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board in 2014, that changes standards for how companies recognize revenue. Companies have until January 2018 to implement the new revenue standards…” [ Read more here ]
With accusations that he owes the Internal Revenue Service, rapper DMX has declared his innocence over owing $1.7 million. “The rapper, 46, pleaded not guilty Friday in federal court in New York to 14 charges related to tax fraud. He was to be released after posting $500,000 bond…” [ Read more here ]
Reports from Law 360 are putting Floyd Mayweather’s tax strategy to shame, showing the boxer is in the process of paying down some big debts…
“Despite making $700 million during his career, Mayweather has asked for “a short-term installment agreement of under three months” to pay an amount that the Associated Press has pegged at $22,238,255. Reporter Oskar Garcia even posted the Internal Revenue Service lien against Mayweather on Twitter for context…” [ Read more here ]
Here’s IRS lien against Mayweather. Says he owes $22,238,255 from 2015, when he fought Pacquiao. https://t.co/ObkR2ljOjV #MayweatherMcGregor pic.twitter.com/WGyXKkotVW
— Oskar Garcia (@oskargarcia) July 11, 2017
Is your real estate property management eating up your entire day? Delegate the hard work to Sterling Accounting, and open your time to new ventures. Rumors were flying this weekend of Amazon’s ambitions to get into the real estate game, but it seems they were just that…
“Various websites spotted an Amazon web page, later taken down, that they described as a placeholder page for a future offering of “hire a realtor” services.
The reports coincided with — or perhaps sparked — a nearly 4 percent plunge in Zillow’s stock price early Wednesday to $44.42.
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Cryptocurrencies have taken the investing market by storm over the past couple of years, with it’s latest explosive growth hinting at a bright future…
“Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says bitcoin could be a true substitute for gold and cannibalize some of the $7.5 trillion market. Lee estimates the cryptocurrency could be worth $20,300 by 2022. This estimate is based largely on the assumption that bitcoin can increase its share of the “alternative currency” market, which is mostly gold, from 0.7% to 5%…” [ Read more here ]
Digital and crypto-currencies have exploded as a go to currency on the web, with their share prices typically skyrocketing shortly after inception. The market has been largely unregulated, but that may change with the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) taking aim at the issue.
“According to Reuters, the FASB – which sets accounting standards for publicly traded US firms – hasn’t yet decided if it will develop new guidelines for companies dealing with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, the non-profit is apparently assessing whether it should begin that process following a request from the Washington, DC-based Chamber of Digital Commerce…” [ Read more here ]
Depending on your situation, personal taxes can be a nightmarish task, but it still won’t hold a candle to the expertise needed to work through a business tax codes… and if you don’t get it right – the IRS will be at your front door. Hear from one mom and pop’s small business that was leveled to the ground due to tax problems.