Here is the question to you. If the real debt w
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Posted On: 12/28/2018 4:53:00 PM
Here is the question to you.
If the real debt was always to be $2000 , despite what was publicly posted on DE Sec of State site, wouldn't you as a shareholder be upset that it took almost a year to resolve from when SB found this out.
During the Mazar's audit last year he "found out" about the 2015 and 2015 past due fees. You would think that he spoke to DE at that time. They would have told him what the amount due was plus how to resolve. Perhaps another tax year rolled around, he had to pay the franchise fee and decided to wait the rest of the year to do the move to CO. It was sometime in early Feb that he stated the "Delaware puts up crazy numbers until financials are filed". So he knew before the rest of us did that the numbers listed were not what he had to pay.
Perhaps the entire year delay was due to signatures needed.
To get to your point. I think most everyone here thought the debt was $300K plus . I figure the DE site was correct. I was wrong. Are you happy now?
If the real debt was always to be $2000 , despite what was publicly posted on DE Sec of State site, wouldn't you as a shareholder be upset that it took almost a year to resolve from when SB found this out.
During the Mazar's audit last year he "found out" about the 2015 and 2015 past due fees. You would think that he spoke to DE at that time. They would have told him what the amount due was plus how to resolve. Perhaps another tax year rolled around, he had to pay the franchise fee and decided to wait the rest of the year to do the move to CO. It was sometime in early Feb that he stated the "Delaware puts up crazy numbers until financials are filed". So he knew before the rest of us did that the numbers listed were not what he had to pay.
Perhaps the entire year delay was due to signatures needed.
To get to your point. I think most everyone here thought the debt was $300K plus . I figure the DE site was correct. I was wrong. Are you happy now?
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