Equity taxes: the Australian perspective

Now that we’ve covered source taxation, US taxation, and Australian taxation, we can finally talk about all the exciting edge cases you hit when trying to file equity-related taxes after moving internationally. Some of these problems are from lack of clarity in one or the other of the domestic tax systems, but most come about from the quirks of...

In my last post, I talked about how source taxation could mean that you end up paying US taxes long after you move away from the US, or state taxes within the US long after you move away from that state. I didn’t talk at all about how those taxes would be calculated though, and we’ll need to understand that to talk about the more complex problems...

Let’s talk tax! Taxes aren’t the most interesting of topics, but as a mass exodus from San Francisco begins in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are a whole bunch of people working at Silicon Valley tech companies who are going to have to start dealing with them in much more depth.

I gave a talk about phishing at a few different conferences last year, and people occasionally ask me for the whitepaper and / or recording. They’re not very discoverable at the moment, so I figure I’ll link them here, and then I’ll have a better answer than “search my browser history”.

A bored network engineer caused a bit of a stir on the Internet in early 2013: they set up an IP that when traceroute‘d returned the introductory text of Star Wars: Episode IV. Their original implementation bounced packets between two different routers, with a series of virtual routing tables. I don’t have access to routers that are that...