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mary_goldspink

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mary_goldspink··on Parse Dashboard on Heroku in 3 steps
very helpful! parse has been a nightmare being down all the time and we were forced to accelerate our migration away from it and couldn't find any resources on the heroku dashboard
mary_goldspink··on Ask HN: Is forming a company in UK a good option for a non-US resident
Thanks for your feedback- I will space them out in the future!
mary_goldspink··on Legal 101 for tech startups (US and UK)
Unfortunately, I don't have control over the pop-ups publishing on codementor, but I hope you still find the contents useful!
mary_goldspink··on Ask HN: Is forming a company in UK a good option for a non-US resident
Hey - I just recently wrote a series of blog posts of creating a startup in the US and UK for developers. It's based on my experiences. If you're based in Europe being a UK based limited company is a great option. As others have said you'll need a good accountant and lawyer, the posts cover my experiences with various companies. Personally I'd recommend Crunch.co.uk for helping with the company formation and accounts. Then Lawbite for the legal side of things. They've answered a bunch of my questions.

One big thing to beware of is VAT and VAT MOSS scheme - it's a bit of a nightmare to figure out your way around that. After discussing with accounts and lawyers your best option is to not be VAT registered until you know you're going to exceed the £82k threshold. Again - speak with your own lawyer and accountants on this as everyone's situation is different.

Hope that helps!

TL;DR - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11360598 - Covers company formation (and recommends a couple of accountancy options for the UK)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11360651 - Covers Legal advice for US and UK startups.