What kind of company can a young adult start?
Q. I have a company I wanna start with little or no capital. Its a major company that has other companies under it.I want there to be a music part of the company for artists/singers, another part for productions like filming and shows. The last part of the company will deal with technology like web and graphic design. Can someone please help give ideas on how to start my own company and find talent to promote and sponsor? I also wanna know if this kind of company is good to start while in school rather than after?
Asked by edward_helb - Tue Aug 25 18:55:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. look in to the company called Rain it is a great business for any age rainnutrition.com email me if you have any questions taymac123@yahoo.com
Answered by taymac123 - Tue Aug 25 19:13:33 2009

What companies can people recommend to purchase a shelf company from?
Q. I am wanting to start up a company and wondering if a shelf company is the best way to go. Does anyone have any experience with this? Any companies that offer this service recommended? Thanks!
Asked by missymays84 - Mon Jul 14 03:07:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. www.cleardocs.com.au It's much cheaper than going through an an accountant/solicitor (over $1000 cheaper) and easy to set up
Answered by Don - Mon Jul 14 09:34:02 2008

If you own a company and the company pays home office rent, does the company have to 1099 the owner?
Q. If you own a company and the company pays home office rent, does the company have to 1099 the owner? In other words, I assume the office rent is rent exp to the company and the monies rec'd by the owner is rental income. How is the rental home rent income classified on the personal tax return.
Asked by gisbize - Fri Jan 25 15:25:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The company would need to send the owner a 1099-misc for any rents paid to them if the owner is not incorporated. For example, if the owner is an individual, an LLC, or a partnership, they will need to send them a 1099 for the amount of rent paid to them as it is income. If the owner is an incorporated company, they do not need to do this. Regardless of the owner, the company will report it as rental expense on their tax return Since you are asking how the income is classified on a personal tax return, I assume its an individual you are asking about. They would report it on Schedule C of the 1040 as rent income. I hope that makes sense. Good luck.
Answered by Audrey A - Fri Jan 25 15:51:18 2008

How long is a company allowed to try and collect a debt?
Q. The company is called asst management and they are trying to collect a debt from a company called Ballys. Plus they say it is from 1989. I have never been associated with this company I never bought a membership from this company. This collection company calls me 2 to 3 times a day. What do I do.
Asked by cjp1210 - Fri Jul 10 15:19:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Usually a debt falls off your credit in 7-10 years from the last payment you make. Is is your debt? If so, it has been 20 years. It should'nt even be there any more. When any creditor calls you, whether is it the actual creditor or a third party agency that bought it, you have the right to question the validity of the debt. What this means is they have to prove that it is your debt. Next time you get a call, speak to the representative and get the collection agency's phone number, name, and address. You can send them a letter stating you are demanding a "cease and desist" due to you are disputing the validity of the debt. Those are the magic words to make the calls stop - cease and desist, but it has to be in writing to work. Once… [cont.]
Answered by CelestTeal - Sat Jul 11 02:12:06 2009

What are company names where you act as a distributor for there products and the company sends product? Make $
Q. I know there are companies out there where people set up stuff on ebay and create there own web sites for companies where products. The customer places the order through your web site and you get some commission. You send the order through the internet to the company and they send it directly to the customer. Does anyone know of any I can explore?
Asked by Leanne O - Sat Jan 12 19:01:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by smackas2000 - Sat Jan 12 20:52:28 2008

How to make a foreign company become a quoted company in American?
Q. I am a student of international economics and law in China.I want to know something detail on how to make a foreign company become a quoted company in American? I want some detail information. a book which introduce this or a website tell this is very good for me and if you can give me a detail document which a foreign company applies to become a quoted company and I will appreciated it very much.Thank you! I am eager to your replay. a quoted company means a company who can issue stock in the stock market!
Asked by ting x - Fri Feb 26 10:19:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. what is a "Quoted company"? I have no idea what that means
Answered by Doctor Deth - Fri Feb 26 11:52:42 2010

What happens when a private company purchases a public company?
Q. I have shares in a company (under the previous name) and it was purchased by a private company. I still have shares that I would like to sell but they are under the previous companies name. Can anyone tell me what the process is to have these stocks changed into the name of the new company?
Asked by coreysands_2000 - Mon Sep 24 18:02:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If they are in certificate form, take them to a broker/dealer. Or call the new company and ask them how they want to handle it. Most likely there was a tender offer period and you should have received information regarding how you can sell your shares. If you don't have this either the broker/dealer or the new company will be able to help.
Answered by Matthew K - Tue Sep 25 04:54:11 2007

What company should I write on for my 10 page final paper?
Q. In Chapter 9 we will address the issue of managerial strategic planning, to include SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) and Porter s model of five strategic forces affecting industry competition. The assignment for your project is to analyze environmental factors (internal and external) facing a business of your choice that is a publicly traded entity. Assume that you have been appointed by the CEO of the company to present to the board of directors an overview of the current state of the company, and to identify the three most important factors that will affect the firm in the next five years. Choose a company or industry that interests you. The following are a list of potential factors you may choose to… [cont.]
Asked by Smooches.... - Wed Apr 23 18:55:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Choose the defunct Countrywide Financial
Answered by iknowtheanswer - Wed Apr 23 19:06:06 2008

How is a company publicly traded but privately controlled?
Q. Companies like WWE and the Dow Jones are publicly traded on the open stock market but privately controlled by the key people in the company. How is that possible? Millions of people buy WWE stock and money is invested in their company by the public but Vince McMahon and his wife, son, and daughter hold 96 percent of the voting power. How is that possible? Is it that they own a different type of stock like common stock and everyone else owns preferred stock? Want to start a corporation and would like to know how I could make my company public but privately control it. Thanks for the help.
Asked by Jeremy M - Tue Aug 21 12:08:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Excellent question, and your 'guess' is correct. The most common situation of a publicly traded corporation being privately controlled occurs when the corporation has two (or more) classes of stock, with the voting stock being controlled by the insiders. Note that the two classes of stock do not have to include preferred stock: there could be two classes of voting stock, with (for example) Class A stock (which is privately held) electing 10 members of the board and Class B stock (which is publicly traded) electing 5 members of the board. A second common situation occurs when a privately-owned corporation will decide to go public, so it will register and issue shares that will be publicly traded, but the company (and/or "insiders")… [cont.]
Answered by Tim F - Wed Aug 22 00:50:33 2007

What happens to a publicly traded company if all the managers quit? what happens to the stock?
Q. Can I still buy stock of a publicly traded company if all the managers are gone? and the company is not operating? I still see the company I am refering to traded on the pink sheets. Basically I want to know what happens when a public company dies! who owns the company now?
Asked by tkessandoh - Tue Jul 24 21:22:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It would probably go bankrupt and eventually be delisted. Possibly someone might buy it for obscure tax reasons (paying almost nothing, of course) and to have an already listed company with common stock. Still, if it has debts and little or no assets its going to be dissolved pretty quickly.
Answered by bull_rooster_aardvark - Tue Jul 24 22:05:47 2007

What happens to a company's stock options when the company is acquired by a public company?
Q. i assume they are converted to the public company stock 1-for-1 or on another agreements stipulated in the purchase. but what happens to the vesting schedule? are they automatically vested once the purchase is complete and options are converted or do they keep the same vesting schedule. ex. i have 1000 shares, 500 are non-vested at the time of purchase. a) nothing. they keep the same vesting schedule b) acquiring company dictates new vesting schedule based on their stock policy. c) they are all automatically vested once purchase is complete.
Asked by Cup - Tue May 27 17:37:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. That is usually determined through negotiations between each companies board of directors prior to agreeing to the merger. If you have to pick one go with C. They are automatically vested once purchase is complete... at least that is what happened when the company I used to work for was bought. Everyone was 100% vested automatically.. which was cool because I was only partially vested before we got bought.
Answered by Jason - Tue May 27 17:49:08 2008

What person or persons representing a company in market trading manipulate the investors to invest or divest?
Q. Somewhere in each company, either in that company or working for that company, there is a marketeer, a person whose responsibility it is to get you and I to invest or divest ourselves of company stock for that company's own reasons. Who is that person as in what is their actual title?
Asked by iswaswill - Fri Jan 25 11:16:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This person is most often aligned with the Finance area. It's almost an area unto itself, usually near the top. They handle press release content and timing. Depending on the size of company, they may be involved with CFO regarding splits and types of offerings (more shares, preferred shares, bonds, etc.) Various Titles - generally related to 'Communications' or 'Public Relations'. Examples of titles would be "Public Relations Officer" or "Vice-President, Communications".
Answered by Jayinem - Fri Jan 25 11:39:15 2008

How does the insurance company find out about moving violations?
Q. My understanding is that when you get a moving violation (e.g, a speeding ticket), the police or the courts or whoever will notify your insurance company. When your insurance company finds out and finds out about the points that are now on your license, they raise your insurance premium. However, a friend tells me that he's received several speeding tickets, that his insurance company has never found out (meaning no one is notifying his insurance company), and that his premium has therefore never gone up. How is that possible?
Asked by fgeel - Mon Sep 3 14:50:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments

A. hes got to be lying or had lawyer take his tickets to court and won! tickets are sent to the states motor vechicle division, thats how they find out about your tickets! TC GL :-)
Answered by craig m - Mon Sep 3 14:57:04 2007

How to join another Company in different Country?
Q. I am working on one year employment visa in Qatar for the last three omnths. I got an opportunity in another company different Country (GCC) which is better in every respect. The notice period in the present company is 1 month. I am scared that they may not accept my resignation. I want to join the other company while availing the off period from my home country. Will be any problem in getting visa stamping for the new company in the other country. Will I be denied in future for any employment visa in the present employer/country. Kindly advice.
Asked by shamser - Wed Nov 5 05:52:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You probably want to post in immigration, since this seems to be a question about quitting one civilian company and joining a different company in a different nation...
Answered by Veto R - Wed Nov 5 06:34:52 2008

Can a company deduct wages from overpayment to Union members?
Q. For the last 8 months the company overpaid 7 Union members. Now a member finally noticed the mistake and brought to the companies attention. Now thee company wants the money back, but are willing to do a repayment schedule and work with the members. Legally can they do this since it's their mistake and not ours. Would anyone do a Step 1 grievance? This is in Iowa
Asked by Adolf S - Thu Aug 28 08:30:13 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How large is the overpayment? If the amount is modest, get it repaid in 2008. If you can get it repaid in 2008, the company can fix the W-2s and adjust fica/medicare. The extra money withheld for taxes will generally get refunded at tax time. But then it's overwith and the tax bill is correct. If you wait until 2009 to repay it, you will end up paying the fica/mc as well as ending up with a lousy schedule A deduction if the total is less than $3000.
Answered by the tax lady - Thu Aug 28 08:55:48 2008

What if a company vehicle hits a mailbox, does the company have to pay for the damage?
Q. I was walking home from school and saw this company vehicle (Castillo Services) hit my neighbors mailbox. I want to know if the company would pay for the damage.
Asked by Michael O - Mon Jan 11 18:03:08 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi, The company in question will pay if your neighbor pursue the case. Since you know the name of the company, give it to your neighbor so that they can use it for their case. It is the responsibility of the company to either repair it or pay outright for it. After payment, they will take necessary step on the driver so that it will serve as deterrant to others. Solution
Answered by Solution - Thu Jan 14 11:48:26 2010

Which company should a life and health agent choose to make good money with?
Q. I live in texas and licensed in both TX and CA in Life and Health. What is a good company to start selling insurance with? I don't want the lead cost to bury me in bills and residual income from my renewals I want annually to build a good book of business. What company should I go with? Are there several good ones to choose from? I need to work now! Thank you in advance.
Asked by the cleaner - Thu Jun 10 21:16:37 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You may benefit from starting out as a captive agent. This will provide you with the sales support and the know-how to learn the ropes. It also minimizes costs. After you get your feet wet, strike out on your own for higher earning potential, securing appointments with every carrier you feel offers a quality product.
Answered by MP - Fri Jun 11 00:02:15 2010

Housecleaning company caused damage to electricity in home using too many appliances at once. Are they liable?
Q. We hired a licensed, insured and bonded housecleaning company for the first time. With two air conditioners already running the two cleaners proceeded to turn on the self clean on the oven plus two vacuums at once and blew a fuse which has now broken a circuit in our home, causing the bedroom not to have electricity. We will have to bring in an electrician to service it. Can I hold the cleaning company responsible at all?
Asked by Anonymous - Tue Aug 17 09:59:44 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All of the circuits you mentioned are all wired separately in your home. Both A/Cs running along with the oven will do nothing except run up your electric bill. It sounds like a vacuum was plugged in your bedroom on a circuit which was close to overload as it was. An obvious question to you is, did you replace the fuse in the electric panel? This is simple an does not require an electrician. If a new fuse doesn't fix the problem, by all means call a licensed, bonded electrician to troubleshoot the circuit. If you can prove the fault was caused by the cleaning crew, you have the means to recoup the cost of repairs.
Answered by john - Tue Aug 17 11:47:20 2010

What company can my boyfriend get to insure his vehicles while my license is suspended?
Q. My boyfriend lost his drivers license for about a year. His insurance company (Geico) is dropping him because he does not have a valid license now. By law, he has to have insurance on his truck. If no one will insure him without a license how is he suppose to abide by this law? I was told he could put the vehicle in my name and I can insure them but neither of us want to do that. Does anyone know of a company that will still insure him or what he is supposed to do?
Asked by Jill S - Tue Feb 2 19:39:16 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

A. He can list you as the driver on the truck, and exclude himself from coverage (seeing as he is not allowed to drive. Contact an independent insurance agent for more details. He can not get coverage to drive the vehicle himself, because he is not legally licensed
Answered by fire4511 - Tue Feb 2 20:17:54 2010

What is best company to use for a business loan?
Q. What is best company to use for a business loan? I have no credit and am building it. Me and 2 other partners have just started a business and are very successful at the business. I don't have any credit and they have poor credit. We are trying to get a loan to increase our inventory and stay alive in this business. We have tried multiple companies and have been rejected by each one. Does anyone know a good company we can use? If you need more details just ask.
Asked by heretic0011 - Tue Dec 8 14:57:43 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Usually bankers are the same and you can't get a loan if you have a bad or no credit score. however, if you provide the banker with a complete business plan and projected Income then they may look into it. The other option is to get a government loan which is more preferable as it has low interest rate.try www.business.gov The last option is to seek private loans which is easy but usually the lender asks high interest rate or even wants to be a partner in the business. I hope this helps and wish you a good luck.
Answered by redmoon - Tue Dec 8 15:22:23 2009