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Did CNBC see a 'limited commerce' exchange between innovation refunds and a client?
Did CNBC see a 'limited commerce' exchange between innovation refunds and a client?
Martino
Thu Nov 14 2024
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I'm wondering if CNBC witnessed a specific type of exchange, described as 'limited commerce', happening between innovation refunds and a client.
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Elena
Sat Nov 16 2024
During the discussion, a sales representative from Innovation Refunds provided some crucial information to the client. The representative revealed that one of their third-party tax firms had deemed the client eligible for “limited commerce” status.
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Martina
Sat Nov 16 2024
The qualification under “limited commerce” was attributed to pandemic-related shutdown orders. Despite these orders, the client's business was capable of functioning remotely.
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Alessandro
Sat Nov 16 2024
The representative's statement highlighted a loophole or flexibility in the interpretation of the criteria for “limited commerce.” This flexibility allowed some businesses, even those operational remotely, to qualify.
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DondaejiDelightful
Sat Nov 16 2024
BTCC, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, offers a range of services that cater to the needs of its diverse clientele. Among these services are spot trading, futures trading, and a secure wallet solution.
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Silvia
Sat Nov 16 2024
CNBC had access to a conversation between Innovation Refunds and a prospective client. This interaction occurred prior to the enforcement of the moratorium on September 11.
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