A business doesn't have to disclose anything. However a publicly traded company has full disclosure because anyone can own a piece by simply buying stock in the company.
To maintain the largest margin of wealth possible.
New money flows into the neighborhoods and property values rise. Often the neighborhoods are close to city centers and require less driving for residents. New home owners with increased income generate more local businesses.
The estate tax (often referred to as the "death tax"), which removes substantial capital from families and small businesses, and may require them to sell out or close.
Efficient Answer Only when the marginal social gain from revealing such information is greater than the marginal costs of gathering, writing, and releasing that information. This would represent a potential Pareto improvement.
government regulation require employers to pay a minimum wage
A business doesn't have to disclose anything. However a publicly traded company has full disclosure because anyone can own a piece by simply buying stock in the company.
For transparency and the possibility of conflicts of interest
Simply because the law in the United States does not require nonprofit religious institutions to publicly disclose their finances. This is part of the First Amendment to the US Constitution, which prohibits the US Government from meddling in the affairs of law abiding religious organizations. Those branches of the church which are for profit (such as their real estate and media holdings) do pay taxes and do disclose their finances to the public. In nations where religious organizations are required to disclose their finances, the church complies, but reports only the financial information relative to that nation and not the international church as a whole.
Don't know about a 'deferred' offense but for expunged cases - no, you do not. However - if you apply for a government job of any type or with a private employer who will require a US Government Security Clearance - yes, you must. Expunged records are not closed to government background checks.
Yes, you can use GPS to repo vehicles. Further, it depends on the state and city, some cities require that you disclose it to the customer. You can find more information about your question at www.GPSAntiTheftSystems.com
Most businesses would be OK with business casual attire. However, some organizations (i.e. banking/finance, government) require full business attire.
No they can't. They have to take speacial permission from government, because by being a government employee he/she can have many government secret information.. So, they are not allowed.
They are labour intensive Mostly depend on local resources and their product is local community based They require less capital to start and operate They are not influenced by government rule as large businesses
Always remembering that government loans have to be repaid go to the US Department of Education's own site at www.studentaid.ed.gov. This site has all the information you require to financially secure the furthering of your studies.
They are labour intensive Mostly depend on local resources and their product is local community based They require less capital to start and operate They are not influenced by government rule as large businesses
A standard LLC are your small businesses that do not require professional licensing, such as retail stores. A professional LLC are your small businesses that do require professional licensing such as Attorney and Doctor Offices.
Most countries have formed their one human rights laws and guidelines. I would suggest contacting your local government offices for the information you require or the governments website.