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The SEC has increased the maximum amount companies can raise under Reg A+ to $75 mill per yearNews
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What reports must I file with the SEC after my Reg A+ completes?FAQ
When a Reg A+ Tier 1 issuer completes it's Reg A+ it is required to file a Form 1-Z which states the amount of capital raised among other things. Tier 2 issuers are not required to report how much capital they raised. To read the complete answer clic ...
What disclosures are required in a Regulation A Plus offering?FAQ
Regulation A+ requires detailed disclosures that are similar ... the oversight of the SEC. Think of the RedHerring(TM) that you may have seen ... for permission from the SEC to make a Reg A+ offering involves online work using ...
Which types of companies are most likely to succeed using Regulation A+ to raise capitalFAQ
Real Estate is by far the largest sector of Reg A+ to date. See this Blog Post. The chart below shows the number of successful Equity CrowdInvesting offerings that were completed from July 2012 through December 2015 ...
How many investors am I allowed to have in my company with Regulation A+?FAQ
with Regulation A+? There is no actual limit that we are aware of, to the number ... like Compushare. This step requires that the company Qualify its stock ... Regulation A+ provides an exemption for securities issued in a Tier 2 offering ...
What Kind Of Audit Is Needed For Tier 2 Regulation A+ Offering?FAQ
filings with the SEC have to be prepared in accordance with GAAP, and Reg A Tier 2 requires an audit opinion. The SEC will be looking for statements ...
What is Testing The Waters in Regulation A+?FAQ
a Regulation A+ capital raise successfully. The SEC created this program so ... it takes to make an SEC filing and get an audit done. The SEC allows ... If you choose to move forward, you can then get an audit done, get the SEC ...
Do I Have To Take my Company Public To Use Regulation A+?FAQ
Regulation A+? The answer is No. You can choose not to list your company on a marketplace, and then your shares will not be public. Regulation A+ allows you ... are to report to the SEC any significant change in the business. In the case ...
What is a Regulation D offering?FAQ
without a SEC registration. One such exemption is Regulation D or Reg D ... to register their offering with the SEC in order to sell their shares. ... the companies don't need to register with the SEC, they have to file a Form ...