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Alameda county, which contains Oakland, Berkeley and other cities, has an unlimited tax on gross receipts[1][2]. In some cases, they have an unlimited tax on gross payroll. As a software company has relatively small staff, this is not a good idea for a company with high revenues and low margins.The rates may not sound bad initially, but they are from the gross receipts and, as I understand them, payable even in the event of a loss.As a software entrepreneur currently based in Alameda county, I will be exploring my options once we start getting significant revenue and probably relocate my HQ to Santa Clara county where the tax is levied per employee and is capped[3].Fun fact - cannabis businesses in Oakland are taxed at 5% of gross receipts.[4][1] FAQ's Business License Tax[2] Chapter 3.04 - BUSINESS LICENSE TAX[3] San Jose, CA - Official Website - Business Tax Rates[4] PDF of tax table on Oaklandnet.com

Sql Server continues to offer two licensing optionsBased on computing powerBased on users or devicesHowever computing power measurement unit from SQL SERVER 2012 is now changed to processor to cores.SQL Server 2012 with licensing & pricing model are:Enterprise – $ 6,874 (Per core)Business Intelligence – $ 8,592 (Per server)Standard – $ 6,874 (Per core) $ 898 (Per server)Client Access (CAL) -$ 209 (Per CAL)For more information about the licensing & pricing model of SQL SERVER 2012:Click here and download the SQL Server 2012 Licensing PDF sheet .For detailed information about Sql Server 2014 licensing & pricing model:https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://sql2016.pl/docs/SQL_Server_2014_Licensing_Guide.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwja-eDf-ZvTAhVGqJQKHXE8Df4QFghXMAQ&usg=AFQjCNEhsUaIR5WFvlBTxwz9VDPwC_Q-8Q&sig2=btGaWP4lnGlVZuc1R7X9Ow

The term ‘reverend’ is only used in conjunction with the rabbinical occupation when referring to someone who has a civil license, possibly required in certain jurisdictions, to practice as a rabbi. It’s not a Jewish term.For example, the mohel (rabbi who performs circumcisions) in Minnesota where I was born officially had the title reverend in the State of Minnesota, and possibly the surrounding states. Rabbi Shepsel Roberts, ztz’l was a tzaddik who circumcised 13,000 babies often for little or no compensation. For some reason, Rabbi Roberts is even referred to by the title “reverend” in this article that mentions him (page 7 of the linked pdf): http://collections.mnhs.org/MNHistoryMagazine/articles/46/v46i07p258-273.pdf. I wouldn’t know about it, except my parents thought it odd enough to tell me that Rabbi Roberts had “reverend” listed as the title on his business card.I don’t think anyone would call a rabbi “reverend” except in conjunction with their business license. But otherwise the term reverend is not used to refer to rabbis or any other Jewish job title, vocation, or profession.Edit: See comment from Michael Leslie. There seems to be another reason why this is done in the UK that’s different than the US. Interesting that the same term is used in both locations for seemingly entirely different reasons.