> That assumes 100% of expenses are software development related. But the numbers are imaginary so using your example taxes are 21% of 200k, so 7 million in losses = 7.042 million in losses. A 1/2 of 1% increase, the sky is fucking falling.
The problem here is that the losses are often in time or future liabilities but the government expects to be paid in cash. Your developers were mostly working for stock options or some other deferred compensation, which may cost you tomorrow but tomorrow you'll have more revenue. Where are you getting the cash to pay the government right now?
The problem here is that the losses are often in time or future liabilities but the government expects to be paid in cash. Your developers were mostly working for stock options or some other deferred compensation, which may cost you tomorrow but tomorrow you'll have more revenue. Where are you getting the cash to pay the government right now?