Dvir Volk wrote:
>>>Do you expect 50 shekels to be too much? If so, I suggest you take a
>>>lower charge from people who might not come because of the price
>>>(kids, soldiers, muvtalim, etc.), say 20 shekels.
>>
>>Soldiers in uniform free? Kids under 16 at half price? Well, it's up
>>to the organ
> > Do you expect 50 shekels to be too much? If so, I suggest you take a
> > lower charge from people who might not come because of the price
> > (kids, soldiers, muvtalim, etc.), say 20 shekels.
>
> Soldiers in uniform free? Kids under 16 at half price? Well, it's up
> to the organizers...
how
see now if hetz had made linux-il into non profit origination you could
just donate it to it;)
Ely Levy
System group
Hebrew University
Jerusalem Israel
On 30 Jul 2002, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
> OK boys and girls, pop quiz.
>
> We have two options on how to deal with the money for August Pen
"Nadav Har'El" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It would probably be illegal to deduct that 50 NIS as an expense. Since when
> is meeting friends and going to a movie a deductable expense?? :) (but I'm
> not a lawyer, etc.).
There are also lectures, so it's marginal, I suppose. It all depends
on wh
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote about "[August Penguin] It's all about
the money":
> 1. Each person pays 50 NIS, and get a recipiet for it from a friend of
> mine who has company which among other things organises events. Expenses
> for the event (movie + h
The second option is actually: give back round sums, donate the rest to an
organization like FSF.
And VAT is being paid for the hall anyway, because
the cinemateque is charging us for it.
On 30 Jul 2002, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
> OK boys and girls, pop quiz.
>
> We have two options on how to
Go for 1.
Leftovers (if any) should be donated only to Linux NPOs (not
commercial distributors et.al). If you choose FSF, I certainly
won't object.
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Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
>OK boys and girls, pop quiz.
>
>We have two options on how to deal with the money for August Penguin.
>The organizing people can't seem to aggree. We need YOU to choose.
>
The organizers should share the money between them as a fee for
organizing such a great event . I a
On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Omer Zak wrote:
> My opinion:
> By all means, go the (1) approach. Let's decide to donate any leftover
> money 50% to FSF and 50% to the Debian project. (I dislike the idea of
> donating everything to a single NPO.)
I suggest that we donate 50% to FSF and 50% to
MandrakeS
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
> Please voice your opinion.
>
1. but I guess your friend does not have to transfer the money
to an NPO immediately so she can keep it for some time and use it for
a) a possible new even if there is not enough money collected then
pro: the taxation entity will have
My opinion:
By all means, go the (1) approach. Let's decide to donate any leftover
money 50% to FSF and 50% to the Debian project. (I dislike the idea of
donating everything to a single NPO.)
Or, if those NPOs are approved by the Israeli Income Tax (or there are
relevant approved NPOs), then yo
Quoth Gilad Ben-Yossef:
> OK boys and girls, pop quiz.
>
1 or 2, abstain. I donna give a flying california fuck.
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> 1. Each person pays 50 NIS, and get a recipiet for it from a friend of
> mine who has company which among other things organises events. Expenses
> for the event (movie + hall) shall be paid by my friends company. If
> there is money missing in the end of the day I'm going to cover the
> differe
OK boys and girls, pop quiz.
We have two options on how to deal with the money for August Penguin.
The organizing people can't seem to aggree. We need YOU to choose.
1. Each person pays 50 NIS, and get a recipiet for it from a friend of
mine who has company which among other things organises eve
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