By: Maks Ewendt Terms and conditions follow us everywhere we go. While that overexposure may (understandably) desensitize us to their importance and effective use, it remains imperative to include the applicable Ts and Cs and to facilitate their acceptance to protect your business. Just the phrase “Terms and Conditions” alone evokes a slight dozing off, which is […]
https://fourscorelaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/The-Building-Blocks-of-Your-Software-Companys-Terms-and-Conditions-1-scaled.jpg17072560Helen Lavignehttps://fourscorelaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Fourscore-Logo_color-horizontal-logo.pngHelen Lavigne2023-03-17 17:16:292023-03-17 17:16:29The Building Blocks of Your Software Company’s Terms and Conditions
By: Peter D. Singh Jr. The keyword is access. Crowdfunding is a revolutionary way for a company to raise capital with debt, equity, convertibles, revenue sharing, or other offerings. It gives access to investors that don’t necessarily have enough money to deploy and make a difference on their own. Smaller individual investors can contribute to combine […]
By: Sean Valle An “83(b) election” is a tax election made with the IRS that, when timely filed, saves many startup founders a lot of money in federal taxes. The IRS requires that this filing be made within 30 days after the grant of stock subject to vesting or other “substantial risk of forfeiture.” Missing this […]
The Building Blocks of Your Software Company’s Terms and Conditions
ResourcesBy: Maks Ewendt Terms and conditions follow us everywhere we go. While that overexposure may (understandably) desensitize us to their importance and effective use, it remains imperative to include the applicable Ts and Cs and to facilitate their acceptance to protect your business. Just the phrase “Terms and Conditions” alone evokes a slight dozing off, which is […]
Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) Financing
ResourcesBy: Peter D. Singh Jr. The keyword is access. Crowdfunding is a revolutionary way for a company to raise capital with debt, equity, convertibles, revenue sharing, or other offerings. It gives access to investors that don’t necessarily have enough money to deploy and make a difference on their own. Smaller individual investors can contribute to combine […]
How to Correct a Missed 83(b) Filing
ResourcesBy: Sean Valle An “83(b) election” is a tax election made with the IRS that, when timely filed, saves many startup founders a lot of money in federal taxes. The IRS requires that this filing be made within 30 days after the grant of stock subject to vesting or other “substantial risk of forfeiture.” Missing this […]