The Complete Guide to QSBS & Section 1202
Everything founders, investors and advisors need to know about Qualified Small Business Stock — from qualification to exit planning. Updated for the 2025 OBBBA changes.
Read the Guide →QSBS, Section 1202, and startup tax planning for founders and investors.
Everything founders, investors and advisors need to know about Qualified Small Business Stock — from qualification to exit planning. Updated for the 2025 OBBBA changes.
Read the Guide →A comprehensive guide to how Washington state taxes affect startups, founders and investors — including the capital gains tax, proposed legislation and QSBS conformity.
Read the Guide →I recently published an opinion piece in GeekWire analyzing how Washington’s proposed “millionaires tax” could materially harm the state’s startup ecosystem.
Washington State introduced a capital‑gains tax in 2021, triggering immediate interest (and litigation) among founders, investors and tax professionals.
Buried in HB 2724 is Section 404, which would impose Washington income tax on nonresident professional athletes based on games played in the state.
Washington lawmakers are considering a major change to the state tax system: a new tax aimed squarely at very high earners, often referred to as a “millionaires’ tax.
Founders often ask whether a Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) attestation letter is legally required.
Will Washington’s “Millionaire Tax” Survive a Court Challenge? Washington Democrats’ “millionaire tax” proposal (SB 6346) is designed to sound simple: 9.
Washington’s legislature is currently debating a so‑called “millionaire’s tax” that could reshape the tax landscape for high‑income residents.
One point that has caused confusion in discussions around Washington’s proposed “millionaire tax” (SB 6346) is how the income threshold works for married couples.
The SEC’s Spring 2025 Regulatory Flexibility Agenda quietly tees up two proposals that could materially reshape how startups raise capital and how founders and early investors eventually get...
Washington lawmakers are considering a landmark proposal—SB 6834, dubbed the "millionaires tax"—that would impose a 9.