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IRS ISSUES NEW GUIDANCE ON TAXATION OF CRYPTOCURRENCIESCryptocurrencies
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The Internal Revenue Service just issued more guidance on the taxation of cryptocurrencies. The guidance comes in the form of Revenue Ruling 2019-24 and a set ofFAQs
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Officially, the guidance applies only to Federal income taxes. However, states are likely to follow the IRS rules. Revenue Ruling 2019-24 is about hard forks in a distributed ledger. The IRS concludes that the hard fork is not itself a taxable event – that is, if you hold a cryptocurrency immediately before a hard fork and still hold it immediately after, the hard fork has no tax consequences. On the other hand, if you receive an air drop of the new cryptocurrency following the hard fork, you’re taxed on the value ofthe air drop.
Otherwise, there are no surprises in the new guidance. Thus: * Cryptocurrency is treated for Federal income tax purposes just like any other property, a diamond or a rusty 1964 Chevrolet. Cryptocurrency is _not_ treated like U.S. dollars in any sense. * If you receive cryptocurrency in exchange for something else, whether property or services, you’re treated as having received a payment equal to the value of the cryptocurrency at the time you received it. If the bitcoin was worth $3,000 at the time you received it, you received a payment of $3,000 for each bitcoin you received, even if the bitcoin was worth $500 the month before or $10,000 themonth afterward.
* When you dispose of cryptocurrency, you have gain or loss based on the difference between the amount you paid for the cryptocurrency – your tax “basis” – and the amount you received for it, just as if you were selling the 1964 Chevy. * In general, you have _capital_ gain or loss from selling cryptocurrency. But if you’re in the business of trading cryptocurrency the cryptocurrency will be treated as “inventory” and you’ll have _ordinary_ income or loss. * Cryptocurrency received for services is treated as income for purposes of self-employment taxes as well as for purposes of incometaxes.
* Most people would guess that _receiving_ cryptocurrency is taxable, _g._, my employer paid me $5,000 of ether, so I’m taxed on $5,000 of income. Less obvious is that you’re subject to tax when you _pay_ someone with cryptocurrency. For example, if you’re the employer and pay your employee $5,000 of ether, you have engaged in a taxable sale of your ether, as if you had sold the ether for $5,000 and then turned around given $5,000 of cash to your employee. * If you trade one cryptocurrency for another, it’s a taxable sale. There is no such thing as a tax-free exchange of cryptocurrency, as there is for real estate. * If you own a bunch of bitcoin and want to use some to buy a house, you can choose which of your bitcoin to use (presumably the bitcoin with the highest tax basis). * If you receive cryptocurrency as a gift, it’s not taxable. Caution: there is no such thing as a business “gift.” * You can make a charitable contribution using cryptocurrency. If you’ve held the cryptocurrency for more than a year, your deduction is generally equal to the value of the cryptocurrency. Otherwise, your deduction is the lesser of the value of the cryptocurrency or your taxbasis.
* If you contribute cryptocurrency to an LLC or partnership, it’s not taxable at the time of the contribution. But when the LLC later disposes of the cryptocurrency, _you_ will be taxed on any gain that was “built in” to the cryptocurrency at the time you contributedit.
* If you own multiple crypto wallets, you can transfer among them without tax consequences. QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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REITS VS. PASS THROUGH ENTITIES: SECTION 199A AND REAL ESTATECROWDFUNDING
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The 2017 tax act added §199A to the Internal Revenue Code and, with it, two complementary tax deductions: * A deduction of up to 20% of the income from a limited partnership, limited liability company, or other “pass through” entity. * A deduction equal to 20% of “qualified REIT dividends.” Which is better for sponsors and investors?As described HERE
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the 20% deduction for pass-through entities is enormously complicated. Most important, the deduction can be limited for taxpayers whose personal taxable income exceeds $157,500 ($315,000 for a married couple filing jointly). These limits depend on the W-2 wages paid by the pass-through entity (not much for most real estate syndications) and the cost of the entity’s depreciable property (pretty substantial for most real estate syndications). And, naturally, those limits are themselves subject to special rules and definitions. In contrast, the 20% deduction for qualified REIT dividends (which includes most dividends from REITs, other than capital gain dividends) is straightforward, with no cutdown for higher-income taxpayers. Does that mean §199A favors REITs over LLCs and other pass-through entities? Not necessarily. The key is that _most real estate syndications don’t generate taxable income_. Typically, the depreciation from the building “shelters” the net cash flow, at least during the early years of the project. The tax-favored nature of real estate is, in fact, part of what makes it such an attractive investment in the first place. If an investor in an LLC is receiving cash flow from the syndication and paying zero tax, the 20% deduction of §199A is irrelevant. And, for that matter, so is the 20% deduction for REIT dividends. If a REIT isn’t generating taxable income because its cash flow is sheltered by depreciation, then its distribution will probably treated as a non-taxable return of capital rather than a taxable dividend.As discussed HERE
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key advantage of a REIT over an LLC or other pass-through entity is that the LLC investor receives a complicated K-1 while a REIT investor receives a simple 1099. The relative simplicity of the 20% deduction for REIT dividends over the 20% deduction for pass-through entities is nice, but wouldn’t tip the balance in favor of a REIT by itself. QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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MARRIED COUPLES AS ACCREDITED INVESTORSAccredited Investor
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When a married couple invests in an offering under Rule 506(b), Rule 506(c), or Tier 2 of Regulation A, we have to decide whether the couple is “accredited” within the meaning of 17 CFR §501(a). How can we conclude that a married couple is accredited? A human being can be an accredited investor in only four ways: * _Method #1_: If her net worth exceeds $1,000,000 (without taking into account her principal residence); or * _Method #2_: If her net worth with her spouse exceeds $1,000,000 (without taking into account their principal residence); or * _Method #3_: Her income exceeded $200,000 in each of the two most recent years and she has a reasonable expectation that her income will exceed $200,000 in the current year; * _Method #4_: Her joint income with her spouse exceeded $300,000 in each of the two most recent years and she has a reasonable expectation that their joint income will exceed $300,000 in the current year.A few examples:
EXAMPLE 1: Husband’s net worth is $1,050,001 without a principal residence. Wife’s has a negative net worth of $50,000 (credit cards!). Their joint annual income is $150,000. Husband is accredited under Method #1 or Method #2. Wife is accredited under Method #2. EXAMPLE 2: Husband’s net worth is $1,050,001 without a principal residence. Wife’s has a negative net worth of $500,000 (student loans!). Their joint annual income is $150,000. Husband is accredited under Method #1. Wife is not accredited. EXAMPLE 3: Husband’s net worth is $850,000 and his income is $25,000. Wife’s has a negative net worth of $500,000 and income of $250,000. Husband is not accredited. Wife is accredited under Method#3.
Now, suppose Husband and Wife want to invest jointly in an offering under Rule 506(c), where all investors must be accredited. They are allowed to invest jointly in Example 1, because both Husband and Wife are accredited. They are not allowed to invest jointly in Example 2 because Wife is not accredited, and they are not allowed to invest jointly in Example 3 because Husband is not accredited. The point is that Husband and Wife may invest jointly only where both Husband and Wife are accredited individually. At the beginning, I asked “How can we conclude that a married couple is accredited?” The answer: _There is no such thing as a married couple being accredited_. Only individuals are accredited. CAUTION: Suppose you are an issuer conducting a Rule 506(c) offering, relying on verification letters from accountants or other third parties. If a married couple wants to invest jointly, you should _not_ rely on a letter saying the couple is accredited. Instead, the letter should say that Husband and Wife are both accredited individually. QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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SIMPLE WHOLESALING PODCAST: RAISING MONEY ONLINE FOR YOUR DEALS & MOREAccredited Investor
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CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Mark Roderick appeared on the Simple Wholesaling Podcast to talk about crowdfunding and the laws and logistics of raising money online. IN THIS EPISODE, MARK DISCUSSES:* Mark’s story
* Raising capital online * Businesses that have been very successful * How entrepreneurs and the consumers are protected online * Portals he recommends * Where people should start if they’re interested to trycrowdfunding
* The “don’ts” when trying to raise money on the Internet * What accredited investor means * The types of returns entrepreneurs pay out to their crowdinvestors
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THE EXCHANGE WITH KB: CROWDFUNDING, BLOCKCHAIN & CRYPTOCURRENCIES Blockchain Technology,
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CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Mark Roderick appeared on The Exchange with KB podcast with host Kirill Bensonoff, where he discussed Crowdfunding, Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies. In this episode, Kirill and Mark discussed the JOBS Act, Title II Crowdfunding, Accredited Investors, Regulation Crowdfunding, why we need investment regulation, the future of cryptocurrency, Libra and other blockchain tech and cryptocurrency, and legislation regarding blockchain and crypto.SHARE THIS:
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SCHOOL FOR STARTUPS RADIO: CROWDFUNDING UPDATE WITH MARK RODERICKCrowdfunding ,
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July 26, 2019
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CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Mark Roderick appeared on School for Startups Radio with Jim Beach to discuss the current state of crowdfunding and how the industry is progressing. He discusses the booming real estate crowdfunding industry and how the rest of the crowdfunding space measures up.SHARE THIS:
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THE CASHFLOW HUSTLE PODCAST: CROWDFUNDING TECHNIQUES TO LEVEL UP YOURBUSINESS
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CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Mark Roderick appeared on the Cashflow Hustle Podcast with Justin Grimes, where he discussed Crowdfunding Techniques to Level Up YourBusiness.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT: 1. The Crowdfunding and its flavors 2. The deductions in Crowdfunding3. The role of SEC
4. Blockchain technology in Crowdfunding 5. The Investor portals 6. Tokenized security in Crowdfunding QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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FACEBOOK’S CRYPTOCURRENCY Bitcoin , Crowdfunding, Cryptocurrencies
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Facebook just announced a Facebook cryptocurrency called Libra. To me, the timing seems poor. Over the last year or so, Facebook has suffered one public relations black eye after another regarding its privacy policies, it compliance with an order of the Federal Trade Commission, its role in disseminating conspiracy theories and election interference, and its dominance in the social media industry. A Facebook cryptocurrency will, by definition, give Facebook even more private information and even more financial power. Already, regulators and members of the public are shouting “No!” A few thoughts about what this means: * Not long ago, some predicted that cryptocurrencies would lead to a better world, a world that would be more free, more decentralized, where consumers could interact with one another without middlemen. Libra, a cryptocurrency created by one of the most powerful companies in the world, seems to promise exactly the opposite. * It didn’t take long to get from idealism to disappointment, but the arc itself is typical of technologies, from radio to automobiles to the internet. We expect technologies to save us, then they don’t. * Are tokens securities? Does _Howey_ apply? Facebook’s announcement shows that those questions are small potatoes in the scheme of how cryptocurrencies may re-shape the financial world. * Undoubtedly, Facebook is in this for the data. Will consumerscare? Probably not.
* Facebook might be first, but how long can it be before Google and Amazon — especially Amazon — issue their own cryptocurrencies? * Regardless of political persuasion, governments aren’t going to allow Facebook or anybody else to compete with their national currencies. We are already seeing opposition from Democrats and Republicans alike, and we can expect more. * And the next step: How long can it be before the U.S. dollar itself is given the features of a cryptocurrency, in effect competingwith Facebook?
* The price of bitcoin increased on the announcement, but I think that’s exactly wrong. The announcement shows that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will be left behind as big companies take over, just as a few big companies now monetize the once-egalitarian internet. * In the same way, I expect the announcement to stifle innovation in the cryptocurrency industry generally, just as the existence of Facebook already stifles innovation in social media and Microsoft once stifled innovation in software. Nobody wants to compete with thegiant.
As all six readers of this blog know, I’m a believer in Crowdfunding from a capitalist, ideological perspective. I believe in making capital available to entrepreneurs everywhere, no matter where you grew up, no matter who your parents are, and in making great investments available to ordinary Americans, helping to narrow the wealth and income gaps that do so much harm to our society. Frankly, Facebook and Libra feel like a step in the opposite direction, toward a world where knowledge and wealth and power are more concentrated and ordinary Americans are so many data points to be monetized. I’m certainly interested in hearing a different point ofview.
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THE WEALTHY WELLTHY PODCAST: WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT CROWDFUNDINGCrowdfunding ,
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THE WEALTHY WELLTHY PODCAST: WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT CROWDFUNDING CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Our guest on this episode of The Wealthy Wellthy Podcast is Mark Roderick, an attorney who devotes most of his time to crowdfunding. Maybe you are like me in thinking that crowdfunding is pretty straightforward and self-explanatory. I mean, if your friend is looking to start a business and you want to support them, you can donate or invest through their crowdfunding page online and that’sthat, right?
Every entrepreneur faces the stage in their business where they need to acquire capital, either from acquaintances, networking, angel investors, venture capitalists, or strategic partners. This process is messy and confusing, filled with regulations and stipulations that may make acquiring the capital more trouble than it is worth. This was partially due to the antiquated laws that were created in the aftermath of The Great Depression and were stifling in the modern economic climate. However, in 2012, the Jobs Act made it legal for entrepreneurs to advertise to raise capital. This opened up a whole new world for small business owners and others who were desperate to be able to connect more easily with potential investors as well as investors who were eager to find new opportunities. During the interview, Mark distinguishes between the 3 kinds of crowdfunding: (1) to accredited investors only, (2) Regulation A to accredited or non accredited investors, and (3) Title 3 – which is the most common. He also talks about the factors that are most important from a legal perspective when you are determining which crowdfunding site to use to raise capital or to invest capital. It was also interesting to hear Mark spell out the 3 reasons why people invest through crowdfunding: (1) they want to support the company, (2) to do social good, and (3) to make money. Mark even gave me some advice about a real estate deal I am considering and revealed that 90-95% of the capital exchanged through crowdfunding is for real estate transactions. Finally, he busted a couple of myths regarding the amount of risk involved in crowdfunding and whether money raised from others is subject to securities laws.WHAT WE COVERED
* – Who is Mark Roderick? * – Mark describes the fragmented traditional ways ofraising capital.
* – Angel investors and how to present your “deck” tothem.
* – Working with venture capitalists and strategicpartners.
* – A brief history of the laws affecting capital. * – What does crowdfunding look like for startupentrepreneurs?
* – How to find a regulated site to post your capitalrequest on.
* – Crowdfunding is the intersection of old and newschool.
* – Advice to keep in mind when you are using acrowdfunding site.
* – Mark tells us 3 of the crowdfunding sites he workswith.
* – When should an entrepreneur hire an attorney duringthis process?
* – The prevalence of real estate in the crowdfundingworld.
* – What message does Mark want to get out there? * – Mark busts 2 myths about crowdfunding. QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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REAL ESTATE NERDS PODCAST: SYNDICATIONS, CRYPTOCURRENCIES AND CROWDFUNDING, OH MY! CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Mark Roderick fills us in on how the rich can take care of themselves and the non-rich need the government which is why he thinks crowdfunding is so important to the regular Joe. Since the JOBS Act of 2012, Mark has spent much of his time in the crowdfunding space. If you have ever thought to yourself the internet is a ruthless landscape slowly squeezing the middleman and driving human being up the value chain? Then you’ll want to tune into this week’s episode where Mark will explain everything from syndications to cryptocurrencies to crowdfunding, oh my! QUESTIONS? Let me know.
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* Targeted IRRs in Crowdfunding * SEC Makes Intrastate Crowdfunding A Little Easier * Two Upcoming Events * Assembling the Team for a Regulation A Offering (and how much itcosts)
* Regulation A Webinar Follow-Up Q&A * Crowdfunding Is Just Beginning * The New And Improved Regulation A: A Short Summary * Improving Legal Documents in Crowdfunding: New Tax Audit Language for Operation Agreements * Regulation A Timeline * Improving Legal Documents in Crowdfunding: Get Rid of the StateLegends!
* Two Related Party Rules In Title III Crowdfunding * Can A Crowdfunding Issuer Sell Its Own Securities? * Diagram For Borrower-Dependent Notes * Will Someone Please Offer Investment Advice For Crowdfunding? * SEC Provides Guidance On Advertising By Title III Issuers * Another Law Affecting Crowdfunding Portals: The Americans WithDisabilities Act
* Corporate Structure For A Crowdfunding Business * Trouble In Paradise: Lending Club And Prosper * No Demo Days For Title III Issuers * Postcast: An Australian’s Guide to Investing in U.S. Real Estate * Workshop on Regulation A+ * The Liability Of Issuers In Crowdfunding (Parental DiscretionAdvised)
* Using Blockchain Technology in Crowdfunding * What “Solicit” Means Under Title III * Using Title III Disclosures In Title II Crowdfunding * How To Operate A Title II Portal And A Title III Portal On TheSame Platform
* Why Title II Portals Will Also Become Title III Portals, AndVice-Versa
* Crowdfunding Interview * Improving Legal Documents in Crowdfunding: New IRS Audit Rules * Intrastate Crowdfunding After Title III * Title III Crowdfunding Is Here * Crowdfunding Legal Resources * Crowdfunding Speaking Engagements – Fall 2015 * You Can Use Subsidiaries Without Violating the 100 Investor Rule * Insurance for Crowdfunding Portals * A Regulation A+ Primer * Regulation A+ Is Here * Scalability in Crowdfunding * Crowdfunding in Midtown * Why the Jobs Act Broker-Dealer Exception Doesn’t Matter (Much) * Crowdfunding A Reit * Crowdfunding Is Just the Internet * How to Present Investor Disclosures in Crowdfunding Offerings (AndHow Not To)
* Title II Needs Company * Can A Crowdfunding Portal Avoid Broker-Dealer Registration by Registering as an Investment Adviser? * Are Crowdfunding Portals Investment Advisers? * C Corp vs. LLC: What’s the Right Choice?* Why Delaware?
* Improving Legal Documents in Crowdfunding: Capital Calls * Do the Officers of a Crowdfunding Issuer Have to Register asBroker-Dealers?
* Wells Fargo Withdraws from Crowdfunding Space * Crowdfunding and Fiduciary Obligations * Crowdfunding and the Trust Indenture Act of 1939 * How Much of My Company Should I Give Away? * HOW TO DO IT WRONG IN CROWDFUNDING * INTEGRATION OF REGULATION A+ OFFERINGS WITH OTHER OFFERINGS * VIDEOS IN CROWDFUNDING* THE SERIES LLC
* WHY FINANCIAL FIRMS ARE JOINING THE CROWD, BY JOY SCHOFFLER, PRINCIPAL OF LEVERAGE PR * MAKING INTRASTATE CROWDFUNDING REGULATIONS WORK FOR STATEREGULATORS
* IMPROVING LEGAL DOCUMENTS IN CROWDFUNDING: MODEL WHITE LABELCONTRACT
* CROWDFUNDING AT NAIOP CONFERENCE IN DENVER * IMPROVING LEGAL DOCUMENTS IN CROWDFUNDING: TAX ALLOCATIONS * SEC SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS ON ACCREDITED INVESTOR DEFINITION * CROWDFUNDING MEETS P2P LENDING IN SAN FRANCISCO * CFGE CROWDFUND BANKING AND LENDING SUMMIT IN SAN FRANCISCO * SEC ON INTRASTATE CROWDFUNDING: RELAX * ENCOURAGING LOCAL INVESTMENT IN CROWDFUNDING * A MODEL STATE CROWDFUNDING LAW * IMPROVING LEGAL DOCUMENTS IN CROWDFUNDING: INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN * NEW DOMAIN EXTENSIONS BECOME AVAILABLE * IMPROVING CROWDFUNDING LEGAL DOCUMENTS * WHERE ARE THE VIDEOS IN EQUITY CROWDFUNDING? * THE iFUNDING MOBILE APP: AN INTERVIEW WITH SOHIN SHAH * CHOOSING AND PROTECTING A NAME FOR YOUR CROWDFUNDING BUSINESS * REBUILDING AMERICA, BY JASON FRITTON, FOUNDER & CEO OF PATCH OFLAND
* THE NEXT BIG THING IN CROWDFUNDING: POOLED ASSETS * WHAT CAN I SHOW ON MY SITE, TO WHOM, AND WHEN? * CROWDFUNDING TO FOREIGN INVESTORS THROUGH REGULATION S * UPDATE ON ACCREDITED INVESTOR DEFINITION * CARRIAGES, CARS, AND POLICEMAN – BY SCOTT PICKEN, SENIOR MANAGING PARTNER OF WEALTH MIGRATE * TITLE III AND THE EVOLUTION OF BUSINESS LAW * THE DECISION-MAKING ABILITY OF CROWDS VS. EXPERTS: A CASE STUDY * A CONSTRUCTIVE APPROACH TO ACCREDITED INVESTOR DEFINITION * CROWDFUNDING.BIZ INTERVIEW * INVESTOR VERIFICATION: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM THE SEC * OUR EXPERIENCE WITH REGULATION A – BY BEN MILLER, CO-FOUNDER OFFUNDRISE
* 99-INVESTOR RULE AFFECTS CROWDFUNDING DEAL STRUCTURE * MARKETING IN CROWDFUNDING * WHAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT TEXAS CROWDFUNDING * CROWDFUNDING IN NYC * IRAs AS CROWDFUNDING INVESTORS * THE FEDERAL BASIS FOR INTRA-STATE CROWDFUNDING* AUSTIN ROUNDUP
* A SOLUTION FOR TITLE III? * PPM OR NO PPM: THAT IS THE QUESTION * MARC ANDREESSEN ON THE FUTURE OF TITLE II CROWDFUNDING PORTALS(SORT OF)
* CROWDFUNDING AND THE LIFE SCIENCES: AN EVENING WITH THE EXPERTS * SEC RULES 506(B) AND 506(C): CLEARING UP THE CONFUSION * A DOWNPOUR OF #CROWDFUNDREALESTATE ADVICE AND IDEAS * CROWDFUNDING SEMINAR IN MAMHATTAN TODAY WITH HARVARD BUSINESSSCHOOL CLUB
* INNOVATIONS IN REAL ESTATE: CROWDFUND INVESTING * THERE IS A FUTURE FOR TITLE II PORTALS * LEGAL FOCUS ON CROWDFUNDING * CROWDFUNDING THROUGH FUNDING PORTALS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW * CROWDFUNDING CHEAT SHEET * SEC ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON TITLE II CROWDFUNDING * What IS REGULATION A, AND WHAT’S IT GOT TO DO WITH CROWDFUNDING? * SEC TAKES DIFFERENT APPROACHES ON TITLE II AND TITLE III * IT’S EASY TO BE A TITLE III CROWDFUNDING PORTAL! * BEWARE OF FRAUD IN THE CROWDFUNDING MARKET * JOBS Act Crowdfunding – The Latest News & Information * Proposed Title III Crowdfunding Regulations: Better Late thanNever
* SEC PROPOSES RULES FOR TITLE III CROWDFUNDING * FREE SEMINAR – SMART TALK: CROWDFUNDING 101 * Will The SEC’s 15 Day Notification Rule End Angel Fairs? * Crowdfunding – A Monumental Change in Securities Law * A Legal Structure for Crowdfunding * Technology Platform for Crowdfunding * Will Crowdfunding Hurt My Company Later On? * SEC Proposes Rules to Track Crowdfunded Offerings * SEC Finalizes “General Solicitation” Regulations: Full SteamAhead
* Crowdfunding Real Estate * TOP 20 RATING FOR FLASTER/GREENBERG * SEC: FundersClub, AngelList Not Required To Register AsBroker-Dealers
* WHEN CAN MY INVESTORS SUE ME? * THE GOLD RUSH – PART II * THE GOLD RUSH – PART ONE * HOW MUCH OF MY COMPANY SHOULD I GIVE AWAY? * Is My Portal Legal? * FOUR KINDS OF CROWDFUNDING: WHICH IS RIGHT FOR MY COMPANY? * Crowdfunding and Washington Politics * WHY IS KICKSTARTER SUCCESSFUL? * CROWDFUNDING: MAKING THE DEAL * CROWDFUNDING ON HOLD * SEC Proposes Rules for Crowdfunded Rule 506 Offerings * “General Solicitation” With Accredited Investors: Another Kindof Crowdfunding
* Crowdfunding? Form a “C” Corporation * Crowdfunding – What It Is And How You Can BenefitSOCIAL
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