Posts Tagged ‘corporate

I am working on a class assignment and am trying to finance a plan of a joint venture between 2 companies and need the going rate on short term debt like a bank loan and long term debt such as a bond or bank loan also.

How Not to Pay Your City Cell Phone Tax
MetroPCS in the Bay Area has found a way around paying their fair share of cell phone taxes. Actually they have found a way to save San Franciscan’s money. Depending on how you look at it. I imagine that MetroPCS would like you to think that it [...]

When soliciting donations from major vendors to a non-profit, is there a formula for how much to request? For instance, if the non-profit gives their supply vendor $100,000 worth of business per year, would you maybe send them a letter asking for 10% back in a donation to the annual gala? Is there a standard [...]

I realize that it is pretty risky because people like to beat on cars that aren’t their own. But my brother in law and other car people I know have been saying that not everyone beats a corporate lease car and that most importantly, these cars are usually maintained very well because they are [...]

I am trying to increase my new corporations’ credit score by moving some of my personal debt such as cell phone to my corporate account. If i pay this debt from my own pocket each month will i, or my corporation, be penalized, say tax wise, or any other way? This is a C corp.
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I am an Industrial engineer and want to make a move to Corporate Finance, one of the questions I get most often is why do I want to make such a career change and how I see myself fit into this role ? or justify how you can do well in Corporate Finance role despite [...]

Corporate car leasing

In: Leasing

21 Dec 2009

Need car(s) for your company or business. Get it on lease, reasons: * For business, leasing allows you to drive a expensive vehicle for less money * Lower repair costs (With a three-year lease, the factory warranty covers most repairs. ) * Replace the car every 2-3 years. * Pay less tax. Leasing [...]

The average law student who graduated from a private university in 2008 borrowed more than $91500 on the way to earning that degree, according to the nonprofit Equal Justice Works. Combine that with leftover undergraduate debt and the …

Relying on these exogenous events, we estimate the influence of the market for corporate control on the cost of debt . We identify different channels through which an open market for corporate control can benefit or harm bondholders: a …


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