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["JP Blankert (Thuis PC)" <jpblankert AT zonnet.nl>]

Dear Aaron J. Angel, and other Open Nic fans, Aaron J. Angel 
<thatoneguy AT aaronjangel.us>,

FYI: AltRootFoundation has non taxability status in the Netherlands, 
where it is inscribed.

But you as Open Nic does not have to rush, continue asking questions, I 
answer them and make up your mind when you are ready for it.

In terms of seeing eachother: I am Germany based, are you all US based? 
If US based, are close to a certain city? Which one?

When the time is ready, and enough of you are ready for it, I am 
prepared to fly over 'the Atlantic Ocean' in order to meet you, face to 
face.

Think all about it, and let me know when the time is ripe.

Best regards!

Philippe Blankert, director Multiwebsphere

berlin AT multiwebsphere.con, jpblankert AT zonnet.nl
12 November 2012, 11:28 hrs CEST

wrote:
> On 11/11/2012 07:28 PM, mike wrote:
> > I worked for http://www.firstclass.com for many years starting back
> > when it was SoftArc Inc. In those days, we, in the engineering group,
> > actually worked under a company called Tridem Labs Inc. The two
> > companies operated in such a way that all of the intellectual property
> > belonged to the engineering group under the Tridem Labs company. All
> > sales and external contracts of any kind where done through SoftArc Inc.
> I'm not exactly sure how that applies here, especially given the
> commercial nature of the two companies mentioned.  A more accurate
> example would be the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and
> Numbers.  Organized for a similar purpose and having a similar mission,
> it goes about that matter just a bit differently.  ICANN is a non-profit
> in California, exempt from income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the US
> Internal Revenue Code.  Specifically, ICANN is what is commonly called a
> 'public charity.'
>
> As it stands now, if anyone is interested in soliciting funding for
> their OpenNIC-related endeavors, that income would most likely be
> taxable, unless the activities are organized under a structure exempt
> from tax in their respective jurisdiction.  Additionally, liability is
> most definitely personal, unless the activities are performed by a
> corporation or similar entity.
>
> On the other hand, TLDs themselves and their operators could pose a
> different set of circumstances if operated for a commercial purpose.
>
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