Entrepreneur.com recently published a post on use of crowdfunding by businesses, which is a topic that’s really been underreported.<\/p>\n
Traditionally, if a business, whether startup or ongoing, wanted to attract investor capital, it had to comply with Securities and Exchange investor qualification regulations which are rather cumbersome, to say the least,<\/p>\n
When crowdfunding happened on the scene, we, among others, opined that it was a great idea, and the SEC was slow the react.<\/p>\n
But, it’s there now, with Rule 506(c), which gives some guidance for investor accreditation. And, it could probably be said that anyone wanting to use crowdfunding for business purposes should probably consult a lawyer. However, it’s hard to find a secuities lawyer who knows what’s going on.<\/p>\n
Rather than repeat all the Entrepreneur.com article, here’s the link: http:\/\/www.entrepreneur.com\/article\/2277764<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Entrepreneur.com recently published a post on use of crowdfunding by businesses, which is a topic that’s really been underreported. Traditionally, if a business, whether startup or ongoing, wanted to attract investor capital, it had to comply with Securities and Exchange … Continue reading