>Foreign Investors Want You to Have a Global Vision
a reasonable expectation given that it is a part of big space speaking the same language and close [relatively, like closer than Russia for example] culturally.
>In a nutshell start-up employees are liable for the tax charge on shares when they vest (not when sold)
the same for the shares - RSU - here, in the US. Or may be the author meant "options"? It is really 2 different things...
> I’ve witnessed a huge explosion of enthusiasm in Australia, we’ve got more incubators than ever before, we got lots of amazing co-working spaces & everyone is really just trying to find their product market fit in the big bad world.
sounds like a gold rush, or at least sounds very similar to the one happening right now here in SV.
a reasonable expectation given that it is a part of big space speaking the same language and close [relatively, like closer than Russia for example] culturally.
>In a nutshell start-up employees are liable for the tax charge on shares when they vest (not when sold)
the same for the shares - RSU - here, in the US. Or may be the author meant "options"? It is really 2 different things...
> I’ve witnessed a huge explosion of enthusiasm in Australia, we’ve got more incubators than ever before, we got lots of amazing co-working spaces & everyone is really just trying to find their product market fit in the big bad world.
sounds like a gold rush, or at least sounds very similar to the one happening right now here in SV.
Anyway, startup is a tool, not the goal...