Colin Keeley
@colinkeeley.bsky.social
Buying & building internet companies and sharing what I learn along the way.
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I'm 6'7" so I need custom clubs.
Fitting notes:
- Length: +2.5"
- Lie angle: +3° upright
- Grip: Jumbo
Current plan:
• 7-iron
• 9-iron
• PW
• 54° wedge
• 38" Putter
Fitting notes:
- Length: +2.5"
- Lie angle: +3° upright
- Grip: Jumbo
Current plan:
• 7-iron
• 9-iron
• PW
• 54° wedge
• 38" Putter
September 19, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I'm 6'7" so I need custom clubs.
Fitting notes:
- Length: +2.5"
- Lie angle: +3° upright
- Grip: Jumbo
Current plan:
• 7-iron
• 9-iron
• PW
• 54° wedge
• 38" Putter
Fitting notes:
- Length: +2.5"
- Lie angle: +3° upright
- Grip: Jumbo
Current plan:
• 7-iron
• 9-iron
• PW
• 54° wedge
• 38" Putter
Cashflow is the far more likely path for most software companies, but the tax savings with QSBS are huge (0% vs 24%) if it does sell in an equity sale after 5 years.
What are you choosing? Why?
What are you choosing? Why?
August 22, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Cashflow is the far more likely path for most software companies, but the tax savings with QSBS are huge (0% vs 24%) if it does sell in an equity sale after 5 years.
What are you choosing? Why?
What are you choosing? Why?
Talk of Trump decreasing the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15% to make these dividend taxes more even and a C-Corp the obvious choice, but it looks unlikely now.
August 22, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Talk of Trump decreasing the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15% to make these dividend taxes more even and a C-Corp the obvious choice, but it looks unlikely now.
Plan to reinvest or make acquisitions for growth? Go C-Corp since it can keep cash in the business at the lower corporate tax rate (21%).
August 22, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Plan to reinvest or make acquisitions for growth? Go C-Corp since it can keep cash in the business at the lower corporate tax rate (21%).
Expect a meaningful stock sale in 3-5+ years? Go C-corp to qualify for QSBS in a sale. Pay 0% if it sells in an equity sale in 5 years. Note: Most small software companies sell in asset sales and don't qualify.
August 22, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Expect a meaningful stock sale in 3-5+ years? Go C-corp to qualify for QSBS in a sale. Pay 0% if it sells in an equity sale in 5 years. Note: Most small software companies sell in asset sales and don't qualify.