Why is Airport Food So Expensive?
Posted on Jul 24, 2019
The Hustle recently analyzed various goods in 4 airports (SFO, LAX, JFK, PDX) and found markups as high as 200% above street price. They explained that the higher costs that you pay for goods in an airport can be attributed to a minutiae of operating expenses most customers never think about: – High rent (airports...
The Results are in: How to Restore Economic Vitality in Santa Barbara
Posted on Jul 23, 2019
In January, 2019 the City of Santa Barbara hired economic development and real estate advisory firm Kosmot Companies to provide recommendations on how to improve economic vitality downtown. Here are their recommendations from the revitalization plan that cost the City $84,000: Regulatory Tools and Policies –...
California LLC Tax First Year: Everything You Need to Know
Posted on Apr 12, 2019
California LLC tax first year is the amount of tax that a limited liability company (LLC) in California is required to pay in its first year of operation. California imposes an annual tax on almost all LLCs that are registered to conduct business in the state. Understanding First-Year Tax for California LLCs Almost...
Santa Barbara City Council explores more local control on alcohol-sales
Posted on Oct 8, 2018
Ryder Christ & Tracy Lehr, KEYT News Oct 07, 2018 SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The Santa Barbara City Council will discuss possible options for more local control on alcohol sales within the City on Tuesday, October 9. In California, the sale of alcohol is exclusively regulated by the State Department of Alcohol...
Successor Liability
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Successor liability is the acquisition of debts and liabilities of the former entity owner to the new entity owner. This is common when an existing or new business purchases the shares or LLC membership interest of a company, or when two companies merge to form one entity, therefore transferring the future debts and liabilities...
California Moves Closer to 4a.m. Last Call
Posted on Sep 19, 2018
Your ability to bar hop until 4 a.m. hinges on Gov. Jerry Brown. The California Legislature on Thursday sent Brown a bill to allow bars in seven California cities, including Sacramento, offer a later last call. “It is a really overdue bill,” said Sen. Scott Wiener, a San Francisco Democrat who introduced Senate Bill...
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