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California To Hit Startup Founders with Big Retroactive Tax Bills – Should your company stay in or start in California?

January 16, 2013/

California is a great place to live and work, but it is not a particularly friendly place to start and run a small business.

If you are a business founder or early investor and have not yet sold stock: Rethink your business and tax planning strategies. Consider whether it’s fiscally prudent to stay in California.

If you a contemplating starting or investing in a California business: Think long and hard. Consider out-of-state alternatives.

Brian Overstreet

Full Story: http://www.xconomy.com/san-francisco/2013/01/15/california-to-hit-startup-founders-with-big-retroactive-tax-bills/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=california-to-hit-startup-founders-with-big-retroactive-tax-bills&utm_source=Xconomy&utm_campaign=7ef3563320-NEWSLETTER_ALL_STORIES&utm_medium=email

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