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Table Of Contents
Overview
Requirements of the platform
FAQ
Workflows
Background research & considerations
Bylaws
Docs
Introduction
Introduction
¶
Overview
Executive Summary
Mission
Why?
Our Solution
Our Services
Vision of Automation
Goals and longer term effects of the project
Original Roadmap
Origin
Team
Advisory Board
Requirements
¶
Requirements of the platform
User Management
Projects
Budgeting
Donations
Accounting (not only) for taxation
Grants
Reimbursement
Contracting
Employment
Bills
Contract Management
FAQ
¶
FAQ
Is CCT what used to be called "Umbrella"?
What is CCT's mission?
CCT wants to act as fiscal sponsor. What do you mean by this?
Why did you use
this
definition of "open source" in your bylaws?
Center for the Cultivation of Technology
is a great name, isn't it?
But what does it mean?
I take issue with X/Y/Z in your bylaws. Can we change this?
Why is this set up as a non-profit?
Why is CCT set up as a limited liability company?
Isn't
non-profit
and
company
mutually exclusive?
So CCT
is
a non-profit organisation right now?
So can you not do any for-profit / commercial work?
Why is CCT owned by a charitable foundation?
Who is this Renewable Freedom Foundation, the "owner" of CCT?
Why did you found this in Germany? Are not other places better suited?
Workflows
¶
Workflows
Definition
Interaction with bank accounts, paypal and other payment providers
Background research & considerations
¶
Background research & considerations
1. Naming and architecture hypothesis
1.1. the MONEYBOX
1.2. TAXBOX
1.3. PUBLICBOX
2. Why a closed and commercial accounting software?
3. Comparison with other similar organisations
3.1. Umbrella organisations
3.2. Project- or technology-specific organisations
3.3. Further reading
4. Costs of accounts held in other currencies than EUR
4.1. GLS
4.2. Berliner Sparkasse
4.3. Postbank
5. Donation receipts
5.1. European situation
5.2. Germany
6. ERP Systems & Donation Platforms
6.1. donation focussed "payment processors"
6.2. Full-Fledged ERP Systems
6.3. Used by other fiscal sponsors
6.4. Command line accounting/banking tools
7. The issue on foreign currencies
7.1. Legal framework on foreign currency accounting in Germany
7.2. Budgeting in foreign currencies
7.3. Conclusion so far
7.4. Notes
8. Postal Mail Services
8.1. Incoming Mail -> Scanning
8.2. Outgoing Mail
8.3. Legal requirements for document storage
9. Document Shredding
9.1. DIN-66399
9.2. Options
Bylaws
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Bylaws
German bylaws of CCT gGmbH (Satzung) - DRAFT v2
German bylaws of CCT gGmbH - Feedback of tax authorities on Draft v1 (2016.05.02)
German bylaws of CCT gGmbH (Satzung) - DRAFT v1 (2016.04.05)
Founding CCT - Development of our Bylaws and Fighting for Our Name
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