What You, Entrepreneur, Can Do to Support Green Energy

Jurate Gulbinas   |   13 Feb 2017   |   2 min read

There is something that every single entrepreneur can do to support green energy. The environment is one thing that is on the mind of many people due to the recent change in the president. There is a growing number of people that feel we should take care of this earth we are all on. The USA will be a major part of this progress.

Key Takeaways:

  • Whether you believe in global warming in an official sense, it should be important to you to preserve our environment and the natural resources around you.
  • I feel a bit like Peter Pan saying this, but some silly adults seem to be putting their 2017 profit margin at a higher priority than the entire planet.
  • The fossil fuel industries are making moves in Europe, with oil suppliers cutting supply to drive up prices again.

“I feel a bit like Peter Pan saying this, but some silly adults seem to be putting their 2017 profit margin at a higher priority than the entire planet.”

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/288583

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Immigrants Have Made my Company Stronger

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Some companies have had to deal with a lot of backlash do to immigration, but here this company is the complete oppositie. This company has been able to become better since immigrants have joined the workforce and this article tells you exactly how and why the owner is greatful to their foreign workers.

Immigrants Have Made my Company Stronger

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Stop Panicking: H-1B Visa Reform May Keep More Bright Foreign Minds In The U.S.

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If you have concerns regarding the current administrations immigration rulings this article is a great way to increase you immigration knowledge. It explains the current immigration status regarding the H1B visa and the changes that may be heading our way in the future. It also helps to understand how this could be a benefit to America but cause for stricter laws for those hoping to immigrate to the United States.

Stop Panicking: H-1B Visa Reform May Keep More Bright Foreign Minds In The U.S.

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New Tax Laws That Impact Small Business Owners in 2017

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There are new tax laws that will impact small business owners in 2017. It is always good to be prepared when it comes to taxes and being aware of the changes is essential. There are tighter filing deadlines out there that you need to understand. Taxes are always changing so it is important to keep up to date on them.

New Tax Laws That Impact Small Business Owners in 2017

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U.S. technology startups panic over immigration ban

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U.S technology startups are in panic over the immigration ban. One company has foreign employees and their advice to them right now is to not travel outside the country. Silicon Valley draws from a global workforce and it makes sense why a ban on immigrants would spark panic in them.

U.S. technology startups panic over immigration ban

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Expat guide: renting out your UK home

Jurate Gulbinas   |      |   2 min read

Renting out your UK home is something that many people do. There is a way to go about it. Many people rent them out rather than sell them when they leave the country and move abroad. This is a good way to provide income. But, there are many different costs to factor in when doing this kind of thing.

Key Takeaways:

  • Many expats rent out their UK properties instead of selling them when they move abroad. This can provide income, make sure they have a base to return to and make it easier to obtain further mortgages later on.
  • The drawback is that dealing with tenants and maintenance issues directly can be stressful and time consuming. It’s an even bigger hassle if you happen to live in a different time zone.
  • For those deciding the agency route is best, be prepared to pay combined letting and management fees ranging from about 12 per cent to 15 per cent.

“Before instructing a lettings agent, check that they are willing to deliver and collect keys on your behalf and carry out an inspection of the property to check all is in order.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/expat/before-you-go/expat-guide-renting-out-your-uk-home/

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U.S. labor market tightening, productivity still weak

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Almost every business has to face some kind of regulations from government agencies in order to do business in the U.S. or elsewhere. Many of those regulations are designed to protect consumers or spur competition. But there can also be some negative effects for businesses even in the most well-intentioned regulations. Here are 25 regulations that could potentially impact your small business in some way.

U.S. labor market tightening, productivity still weak

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International Tax Senior Manager

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Job Specification for International Tax Senior Manager

About CST Tax Advisors

CST Tax Advisors is a global firm of CPAs, chartered accountants, and attorneys that advise globally mobile private clients, family offices, and established privately owned companies on market entry. CST believes in a ‘tax without borders’ approach to integrating global private clients solutions. CST has offices in 7 countries that are connected daily to deliver integrated solutions.

CST was founded in 1992 in Sydney Australia and is now headquartered in Singapore. The head office for CST Tax Advisors in the US – is in Atlanta, Georgia.

CST was nominated as the accountancy team of the year by STEP in 2014, 2015, and 2016.

The Role

Working under the direction of the Peter Harper, Managing Director of the Atlanta office and global board member. Peter is an attorney licensed to practice in Australia, NY, GA, and CA and is regularly asked to present and contribute to international tax journals around the world, and present at events in London, Australia, Singapore and the US.

Responsibilities

  • Provide tax compliance and advisory services to executives, private clients, family offices, and foreign and domestic corporations
  • Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team helping to deliver global tax solutions to global clients
  • Build and manage client relationships, and participate in and contribute to marketing and business activities external to the firm
  • Primary management of CST’s tax return lodgement requirements within the Atlanta office with weekly updates to the Managing Director of the practice

Position Requirements

  • Minimum 8 years’ tax preparation and review experience for international private clients in an accounting firm or a law firm
  • Licensed CPA and LLM/ MST/ MBT Preferred
  • Relevant experience with tax return preparation of the following: complex high-net-worth individuals; partnerships; corporations (both foreign and domestic); trusts (foreign); and international tax controversy tax return project management such as OVDP, Streamlined, and Delinquent Filings.
  • Technical knowledge of US income tax, foreign trusts, CFCs, PFICs, and estate and gift tax in a cross-border context.
  • Intuit or CCH software experience

Compensation

Competitive

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German new car sales soar in January

Jurate Gulbinas   |   7 Feb 2017   |   2 min read

Sales of new cars in Germany increased by 10% in January. Last year German automakers sold more vehicles throughout the year than in any other year since 2009. Volkswagen remains the number one automaker, with luxury car designers Audi and Porsche continuing to compete with Mercedes and BMW. Ford and General Motors were the top foreign car manufacturers in Germany in 2016. Analysts predict that this year will not see any increases because of uncertainty in Europe and changes in inflation and petrol prices.

German new car sales soar in January

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Trump may ask businesses to boost cybersecurity

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In it, Trump calls for, “…economic and other incentives to: induce private sector owners and operators of the Nation’s critical infrastructure to maximize protective measures; invest in cyber enterprise risk management tools and services; and adopt best practices with respect to processes and technologies necessary for the increased sharing of and response to real-time cyber threat information.”

Trump may ask businesses to boost cybersecurity

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