... market growth and eliminate obstacles: Tax Benefits and Incentives. Introducing preferences for companies going public (e.g., exemptions from certain fees and taxes during IPO) and for investors (tax deductions or reduced personal income tax rates on dividends/capital gains) will enhance interest from both sides of the market. Lowering the tax burden for participants in placements will make going public cheaper. Deregulation and Simplification of Procedures. Reducing bureaucratic requirements for reporting and approvals during IPOs, along with expediting listing procedures, will lower issuer costs. There are proposals to simplify access to the exchange for medium-sized companies and to register new securities more quickly. This could include the ...

... work for themselves. In fact, only the self-employed work for themselves. Entrepreneurs and businessmen have a large number of problems and people who depend on them. Own business is, first of all, a great responsibility for investors, clients, for reports to regulators and supervisory authorities, responsibility to employees. Business problems: 1. Investors. They require the entrepreneur, regardless of the situation, to increase profits and pay large dividends. 2. Clients. Business success depends on how satisfied customers are, whether they are ready to make repeat orders, whether they recommend our company to their friends and acquaintances. It is very important for a business to have a base ...