Friday, February 01, 2019 1:55:14 PM
not that hard to calculate, just time-consuming.
You can track what was paid in salaries, including bonuses and stock.
You can track what was paid in rent, and you know what the rent really cost.
You can track what was paid in hosting fees. Not that hard to find out market rate for that.
Etc.
Everything has been disclosed. I do think that overbooking rent is, at least, a tax issue the IRS would find interesting, however.
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