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Funding and Investors of YourStory
How much funding has yourstory raised till date.
- YourStory has raised a total funding of $12M over 5 round s .
- It's first funding round was on Jul 25, 2015 .
- It's latest funding round was a Series B round on Aug 20, 2020 for $239K.
- 4 investors participated in it's latest round, lead by Gopal Srinivasan .
Who are the investors in YourStory ?
- YourStory has 7 institutional investor s including Kalaari Capital , RNT Capital Advisers and Qualcomm Ventures .
- Kalaari Capital is the largest institutional investor in YourStory .
- Vijay Shekar Sharma and 17 other s are Angel Investors in YourStory .
Founders and Board of Directors of YourStory
Who are the ceo, founders and directors of yourstory .
- Shradha Sharma , Founder & CEO , is a founder of 1 company, an Angel investor in 9 companies and on the board of 1 company .
- Angela De Giacomo , Director , is on the board of 3 companies . 1 phone number .
- Vani Kola , Director , is on the board of 18 companies and the founder of 3 companies . 2 email .
How many employees does YourStory have?
Competitors of yourstory, competitive landscape of yourstory.
- YourStory has a total of 322 competitors and it ranks 5th among them.
- 27 of its competitors are funded while 13 have exited.
- Overall, YourStory and its competitors have raised over $105M in funding across 69 funding rounds involving 331 investors.
- There are 13 acquired companies in the entire competition set.
Who are the top competitors of YourStory ?
- Tech in Asia - Singapore based, 2011 founded, Acquired company
- VentureBeat - San Francisco based, 2006 founded, Series A company
- Inc42 - Delhi based, 2015 founded, Seed company
Latest Shareholding of YourStory
Who are the current shareholders of yourstory .
- As of Aug 20, 2020 's latest post-round ownership report, Founders hold 42.17 % at a net worth of INR 118Cr .
- Fund s own the majority of YourStory 's shares, accounting for 46.89 % , while Founder hold 42.17 % , Angel hold 1.78 % and Other People hold 1.62 % .
Investments and acquisitions by YourStory
- YourStory has made a total of 3 investments including Multipl , Peppertype.ai and Pepper Content
- See the entire list of YourStory 's investments here
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YourStory has raised $14M over 3 rounds .
YourStory's latest funding round was a Series C for $6M on October 2, 2017 .
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YourStory Deal Terms
2 deal terms.
YourStory's deal structure is available for 2 funding rounds , including their Series B from February 16, 2017 .
YourStory Investors
9 Investors
YourStory has 9 investors . Kalaari Capital invested in YourStory's Series C funding round .
YourStory Acquisitions
3 acquisitions.
YourStory acquired 3 companies . Their latest acquisition was Pixtory on August 26, 2019 .
YourStory Investments
1 Investments
YourStory has made 1 investments . Their latest investment was in Pepper Content as part of their Seed VC on February 25, 2020 .
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U.s. department of the treasury, irs release new analysis showing the high return on investment from inflation reduction act resources.
More comprehensive estimates show transformative investments, if sustained, will result in $851 billion in additional revenue through 2034
WASHINGTON – Today the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released a new analysis showing the high return on the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) investment in rebuilding and modernizing the IRS. Taking a more comprehensive approach to evaluating the transformational initiatives enabled by the IRA, the IRS estimates in a new paper “Return on Investment: Re-Examining Revenue Estimates for IRS Funding” that the IRA as enacted would increase revenue by as much as $561 billion over 2024-2034, substantially more than earlier estimates. If IRA funding is renewed when it runs out, as the Administration has proposed, estimated revenues would be as much as $851 billion.
Previous IRS estimates of IRA revenues were limited to revenues generated by direct enforcement activities resulting from higher enforcement staffing. This narrow focus does not capture the full range of ways that the technology, data, and service improvements made possible by the IRA will increase revenues. A full accounting of the revenue raised by this transformation requires a more comprehensive examination of the potential revenue impacts of higher funding.
“The IRS’s previous estimates of revenue generated by IRA funding were limited to revenues directly resulting from increased enforcement staffing. Consequently, the estimates did not present a complete picture of the revenue benefits of the innovative investments we are making under the IRA SOP [Strategic Operating Plan,]” the new paper concludes. “The approach ignored many activities that will influence revenue, including enhancing services to improve voluntary compliance, modernizing technology, and adopting analytic advances that can dramatically improve productivity. It also ignored the deterrence effect of compliance activities on taxpayers’ behavior. To account for the potential revenue impact of the full array of investments contemplated in the IRA SOP, we need to look at the effects on revenue collection in a more comprehensive way.”
“IT modernization offers a wide array of potential revenue benefits. [E]xpanded data intake capacity and productivity will help increase compliance; improved audit selection and collection planning can increase the productivity of enforcement activities,” the paper finds. “A decade ago, the State of California undertook to modernize its tax administration infrastructure. Many of the changes implemented are similar to those we are undertaking now […] The California experience demonstrates that these improvements can substantially increase revenue.”
The new estimates released today are a first step in developing more comprehensive revenue estimates for IRS funding. They incorporate the benefits of improved technology, data analytics, and service, as well as the impact of deterrence on wealthy taxpayers who are audited. The estimates represent an important step forward and highlight the need for additional research: Treasury and the IRS will continue to study these issues and encourage outside research on these important topics as well.
The new findings also show what’s at stake in proposals to repeal or reduce this historic investment in the IRS. A $20 billion rescission would reduce revenues by over $100 billion. While the IRS would still be able to ramp up enforcement against big corporations and wealthy taxpayers who do not pay what they owe in the next several years, the rescissions would cause IRA enforcement funding to run out in 2029— about two years earlier than it would have under the IRA as enacted—reducing the revenue raised in 2029 and subsequent years. The Administration has proposed extending and maintaining IRS investments after the IRA funds are exhausted, which would enable the IRS to collect $851 billion over 2024-2034. Conversely, additional rescissions of IRA resources or cuts to IRS base funding would further reduce revenue collections and could reverse taxpayer service improvements that have already been made and even endanger near-term enforcement efforts.
The IRA investments in the IRS were necessary because a decade of deep funding cuts resulted in unacceptable service levels, prevented technological upgrades, and undermined enforcement, particularly efforts focused on wealthy people and big corporations that do not pay what they owe. Driven by these funding cuts, the audit rate on millionaires fell by more than 70% from 2010 to 2019, and the audit rate on large corporations fell by more than 50% over the same period. The tax gap—the difference between taxes owed and taxes paid—has grown to more than $600 billion annually.
The IRA is enabling the IRS to reverse this trend and make wealthy taxpayers and big corporations pay the taxes they owe. Already, the IRS has announced a suite of enforcement efforts targeted at wealthy taxpayers and big corporations, including expanded audits of the biggest corporations and complex partnerships; a focus on foreign-owned corporations that underpay their U.S. taxes; and a campaign to collect tax debt from 1,600 millionaires with at least $250,000 in back taxes that has recovered more than $500 million to date. At the same time, the IRS is implementing the IRA consistent with Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen’s commitment that audit rates for small businesses and taxpayers earning less than $400,000 will not increase relative to historic levels.
Furthermore, all taxpayers will benefit from the far-reaching initiatives outlined in the IRA Strategic Operating Plan (SOP) . The SOP details how the IRS will use IRA resources to provide taxpayers with world-class customer service, clearer guidance on how to correctly file taxes, increased options for filing electronically, and robust online accounts so that individuals and businesses can file quickly and independently. Taxpayers will have the tools, information and assistance needed to get their tax filings right the first time—both in paying what they owe and claiming the tax benefits for which they are eligible.
Trump's Misleading Framing of NATO Defense Funding
The GOP presidential front-runner has long been critical of the trans-Atlantic military alliance, and his latest comments on the group’s defense funding paint an inaccurate picture.
Fact Check: Trump’s NATO Remarks
Markus Schreiber | AP
Then-president Donald Trump speaks at a news conference after a summit of heads of state and government at NATO headquarters in Brussels on July 12, 2018.
Former President Donald Trump over the weekend amplified his long-standing criticisms of NATO, drawing rebukes from international leaders but incorrectly characterizing defense funding for the 31-member military alliance.
Speaking at a rally on Saturday in South Carolina, Trump recalled what he said was a conversation with the “president of a big country,” whom he did not name. He said he would encourage Russia to do “whatever the hell they want” with a NATO member country who did not meet its defense spending guidelines.
"Well sir, if we don't pay, and we're attacked by Russia, will you protect us?" Trump quoted the leader as saying.
"I said: 'You didn't pay? You're delinquent?' He said: 'Yes, let's say that happened.' No, I would not protect you. In fact, I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. You gotta pay," Trump said.
How Did Trump Mischaracterize NATO Defense Funding?
Trump’s description of a country being “delinquent” is not accurate.
Member states contribute to some budget requirements from NATO to help run the organization, but Trump was referring to a commitment by member countries to spend at least 2% of their gross domestic product on defense. NATO itself calls this threshold a “guideline” – not a requirement. But as The Associated Press notes, countries aren’t in debt to the organization.
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The former president’s comments also are tangentially related to Article 5 of NATO’s founding treaty, which states that an attack on one NATO country is considered an attack on all its allies. That stance is not tied in any way to the 2% defense spending target.
Which Countries Meet NATO’s 2% Defense Spending Goal?
Most of NATO’s member nations had not recently met the 2% spending goal for defense, including Germany , France and Norway . According to NATO estimates from July 2023, 11 members were expected to meet the target last year. They were:
- United States
- United Kingdom
How Did Leaders and Lawmakers React to Trump’s Recent NATO Comments?
Trump has long been critical of NATO. But his recent comments come at a time of high international tension considering Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, and the former president has often been accused of close ties with Russia.
The comments’ implications also could be dangerous, according to Kathleen McInnis of the nonprofit Center for Strategic and International Studies.
“It's hard to overstate how dangerous the world would be if we get to this place where the United States is abrogating its alliance commitments,” McInnis told NPR. “Candidate Trump is talking a lot about how NATO's allies aren't paying their fair share. But it's not as if the United States doesn't get a lot of strategic benefits out of its participation in NATO. We wouldn't have the position of global leadership that we do if it wasn't for our NATO allies and our commitment to European security.”
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said comments like Trump’s put soldiers from countries like the U.S. at risk.
“Any suggestion that allies will not defend each other undermines all of our security, including that of the U.S., and puts American and European soldiers at increased risk,” Stoltenberg said.
“I expect that regardless of who wins the presidential election the US will remain a strong and committed NATO Ally,” he added.
U.S. President Joe Biden called Trump’s remarks “appalling and dangerous,” while former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley – who is competing with Trump for the Republican presidential nomination – told CBS on Sunday that “the last thing we ever want to do is side with Russia.”
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky reportedly called Trump’s comments a “stupid thing to say,” while other members of the GOP avoided harsh criticism of the party’s current standard-bearer.
“I have zero concern because he’s been president before,” Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida told CNN . “I know exactly what he has done and will do with the NATO alliance. But there has to be an alliance. It’s not ‘America’s defense,’ with a bunch of small junior partners.”
“All I can say is while Trump was president nobody invaded anybody,” Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina told The New York Times . “I think the point here is to, in his way, to get people to pay.”
Russia, meanwhile, declined to address Trump’s comments, with Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov reportedly saying that he is “Putin’s press secretary, but not Trump’s.”
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Senate moves forward with Israel, Ukraine funding after vote on Super Bowl Sunday
- Sixty-seven senators voted to move forward with a $95 billion aid package to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, which will continue the slow-going process of negotiation that could cut into the Senate's scheduled two-week recess.
- The process could be expedited if all 100 senators agree to an accelerated timeline, but holdouts like Republican Sen. Rand Paul have been staunch about delaying the process.
- A $118 billion version of the bill failed on the Senate floor Wednesday due to contentious border security provisions, which led senators to hold a vote on the new $95 billion version.
Senators on Sunday voted to move forward with a $95 billion aid package to fund Ukraine , Israel and Taiwan , a positive sign that the long-awaited foreign aid could have the votes to pass after a weekend of slow-going negotiations.
"I can't remember the last time the Senate was in session on Super Bowl Sunday, but as I've said all week long, we're going to keep working on this bill until the job is done," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Sunday on the Senate floor .
Sunday's vote, which passed with 67 votes in favor, is one of the last procedural hurdles before a final vote, making it a good indicator that the $95 billion bill is headed for success after days of back-and-forth talks.
"I think we're going to pass this spending bill for Ukraine. We've already moved past several procedural hurdles that require 60 votes. I think there will be 60 votes in the end," Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., who has been a lead negotiator on the bill, said optimistically in a Sunday interview on CBS' "Face the Nation."
Since Wednesday, lawmakers have been working the tedious Senate process of spending hours in negotiations, followed by procedural votes and more negotiation. These proceedings will likely carry into next week before a final vote is held, which cuts into senators' scheduled two-week recess before federal budget talks begin.
If voting had bled into the Super Bowl on Sunday, Schumer planned to arrange for televisions and pizza on Capitol Hill, according to his spokesperson.
The process could be accelerated if all 100 senators unanimously agree to speed up the timeframe, but Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has been vocal about his intention to delay.
"I'm not gonna object to the amendments, but I'm going to object to condensing time," Paul told NBC News on Friday. "They'll struggle through this for two or three more days, we're going to beat the crap out of them for being for someone else's border and not our own. And we'll see where the cards lay."
On Sunday, Paul estimated that at the going pace, the final vote would likely take place late Tuesday or early Wednesday.
A $118 billion version of the bill already failed on the Senate floor last Wednesday.
That proposal had border security provisions that Senate Republicans opposed, leading them to tank the deal. Republican opposition to the $20 billion of border funding irked senate negotiators who had engaged in four months of talks to satisfy conservative demands for more border security terms in President Joe Biden's initial aid proposal from October.
Still, hours after the $118 billion bill was killed, Schumer stripped out the border terms and held another vote on a new $95 billion, no-border version of the bill to at least get the foreign aid passed.
Some Republican senators are still dissatisfied with that compromise and have revisited the necessity of border security provisions, causing political whiplash.
"If we secure our own border here in the United States, I've said ... we should help Ukraine," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said in a CNN interview on Sunday. "My problem is this: Before we do these things we have to make Americans a priority again."
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