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Blockchain for Capital Equipment in a Machine-as-a-Service Model
Tuesday, January 18, 2022 Subscription-based services, embraced by the software industry as an alternative to traditional models of selling product, provide a steady income stream to providers. Software-as-a-Service, along with the related Platform-as-a-Service, Network-as-a-Service, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service models, provide benefits to customers by shifting maintenance responsibilities to the vendor and exchanging large capital expenses for lower subscription fees.
Good News and Bad News about Unclaimed Property in Wisconsin | JD Supra
Wisconsin has adopted the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (the Uniform Act”), with a few local variations. 2021 Wisconsin Act 87, published November 6, 2021. The new statute (the “Wisconsin Act”) will be good news for some businesses, but bad news for others. 1.
Good News and Bad News about Unclaimed Property in Wisconsin
Tuesday, November 30, 2021 Wisconsin has adopted the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (the Uniform Act”), with a few local variations. 2021 Wisconsin Act 87, published November 6, 2021. The new statute (the “Wisconsin Act”) will be good news for some businesses, but bad news for others. 1.
Credit Funds, Done Right, Can Be an Opportunity for Banks | JD Supra
Recent changes to the Volcker Rule, which become effective October 1, 2020, will permit banks and their affiliates (for convenience, “banks”) to sponsor credit funds, whose primary assets are loans and other debt instruments which the bank could hold directly. The recent changes (the “Final Rule”) exempt credit funds from the Volcker Rule’s prohibition on sponsoring a covered fund.
Credit Funds, Done Right, Can Be an Opportunity for Banks
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The Effect of Tax Reform on Financing Transactions: Thoroughly Review Your Company's Situation
In general, the effects of the new tax law should be very favorable to most corporate borrowers. Nevertheless, there may be situations where a corporate borrower benefits economically from a lower tax rate and other favorable tax changes, but has an issue with its financial covenants, particularly in 2018. The devil is in the details, of course; the new tax law is complicated and its effects will vary from company to company, so we limit this article to a view from 30,000 feet. Leverage Ratio.
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