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Niall O'Reilly
noreilly at ucd.ie
Fri Nov 10 14:17:29 CET 1995
> From @IRLEARN.UCD.IE:Piet.Beertema at CWI.NL Fri Nov 10 12:48:14 1995 > > 1) Do not register individuals. This is only temporary > relief but it may last a few years. > That doesn't work either, the individuals just pretend > to be businesses. > They can't, when [evidence of] Chamber of Commerce > registration is required, as is the case for .NL. > And since CoC registration costs money and has a > couple of legal and tax implications, it serves > as a good showstopper in many cases. Sometimes I miss the Dutch business virtues: they make life so simple! When the local legal system recognizes that a private individual without registration may be a business, or even a number of businesses, it's not so easy. I guess the Australian system shares a common origin withe the Irish one. Niall O'Reilly
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