Practical securities law guidance for startups: private offerings, exemptions, and fundraising compliance.
Complete guide to priced equity rounds for founders: Series Seed through Series A, key terms, valuation mechanics, and what to expect from institutional investors.
A living reference of 75+ startup law terms every founder should know — from 83(b) elections to QSBS, Reg D to vesting schedules, explained in plain English.
Accredited investor requirements for startups: income test $200k/$300k, net worth $1M (excluding your home), and SEC-approved credentials. Includes verification steps under Reg D (506(b)/(c)).
A practical comparison of the two most important Reg D exemptions — Rule 506(b) and 506(c). When to use each, how investor verification works, and how to avoid costly mistakes.
A comprehensive guide to Regulation D — the securities law framework that makes startup fundraising possible. Covers Rules 504, 506(b), and 506(c), accredited investor requirements, Form D, and common pitfalls.
Warrants can be confusing from a tax point of view. There are a couple of reasons for this. But the primary reason is probably that how a warrant is taxed is driven.
