May 6, 2015
9:17:55am
9:17:55am
Business ethics/legal/tax scenario:
Company A starts Company B with the intention of Company B being a client for Company A. Company B is a non-profit and it has a separate board (no one on from Company A is on the board for Company B). Company A is loaning Company B money to start up.
Some questions:
Should Company A's CEO be managing (micro-managing) Company B employees?
If they are, can you lose the non-profit status?
Are there more serious ramifications that the companies can face if determined to be a essentially the same company?
Some questions:
Should Company A's CEO be managing (micro-managing) Company B employees?
If they are, can you lose the non-profit status?
Are there more serious ramifications that the companies can face if determined to be a essentially the same company?
Originally posted on May 6, 2015 at 9:17:55am
Message modified by fattycoug on May 6, 2015 at 9:43:15am
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