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With the emergence of Regulation A+ as a funding mechanism for mature startups and mid-stage companies, entrepreneurs now have the ability to control their destiny in a more 'hands on' manner, in regards size of the offering, pricing, and valuation.
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When you’re looking to position your business for growth, we’ll find the best solutions to meet your current challenges and prepare for the next. When you become a client, we become invested in your success. We have the knowledge to point you in the right direction today, so you’ll have the stability you need tomorrow. Your future won’t know what hit it.
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Customized options suited to
your business growth.
Layton Beck...
....specializes in consulting companies and guiding them through the job's act of 2015 process known as Regulation A+. It is a brand new way for companies seeking to raise up to a maximum of $50mm through the capital markets and is commonly considered "IPO Light". It is a faster, less costly, lower regulatory SEC compliance registration process, that allows for companies to raise capital from the public. It is great for early and growth stage companies.
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Tier 1
Under Tier 1, entrepreneurs can raise up to $20 million in securities (equity, debt or convertible debt) per year, from both accredited and non-accredit investors. Affiliates of the issuer cannot sell more than $6 million annually as well. Tier 1 is somewhat simpler, as issuers are not required to provide audited annual reports, nor events, but are subject to Blue Sky state laws nonetheless. Those laws depend on the state where the issuer resides.
Most startups fit Tier 1 regulations, which does not limit the amount raised from non-accredited investors.
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Tier 2
Tier 2 allows larger values to be raised: up to $50 million annually and up to $15 million from affiliates of the issuer.
The advantage of Tier 2 is that SEC regulations have preemption over Blue Sky laws, which means they are mostly regulated in the federal level. However, companies have some obligations that can significantly raise their costs, like reporting events and filing audited annual reports and even semiannual reports.
Also, there is a limit for how much can be raised from each individual non-accredited investor: 10% of their yearly income or their total assets, whichever is bigger. Therefore, just like with crowdfunding for accredited investors, the company must verify investor’s paperwork.
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