Venture Capital Operating Companies
A Venture Capital Operating Company (VCOC) is a fund that invests in operating companies and actively manages them to avoid being subject to ERISA plan asset rules.
Taxation of Preferred Stock in Private Equity & Venture Capital: A Guide for Entrepreneurs
Preferred stock in private equity and venture capital carries tax implications on dividends, exits, and investor strategies. Understanding QSBS, withholding, and structuring can optimize after-tax outcomes for entrepreneurs.
Public Company Readiness: A Comprehensive Roadmap
Taking a company public requires careful planning, strong financial controls, and compliance with SEC and Sarbanes-Oxley regulations. Accurate reporting, solid governance, and scalable systems are essential to handle new demands. With the right preparation, businesses can navigate the transition smoothly and build a foundation for long-term success in the public markets.
International M&A: A Primer for Entrepreneurs and Counsel
Explore how entrepreneurs and in-house counsel can navigate cross-border M&A, from legal frameworks to due diligence and integration strategies for global success.
Venture Capital Operating Companies: Overview and Structuring Considerations
Discover how Venture Capital Operating Company (VCOC) status helps funds with ERISA investors navigate regulations, qualify, and structure effectively.
A Founder’s Friendly Primer on Token Purchase Agreements
Token Purchase Agreements (TPAs) are essential contracts for token-based fundraising, clarifying terms like pricing, delivery, compliance, and risks for founders and investors.