Crowdfund Accounting Errors

Here are five common issues what I think will cause errors in reporting for crowdfunding companies under Regulation Crowdfunding.

Equity Crowdfunding Accounting

As ageneral enthusiast of business, I can't wait to see equity crowdfunding become reality. I think it's good for business and will be good for the economy. Working with startups, small businesses and SEC reporting companies for over a decade I know the value and excitement of innovation.

Take Away from FinFair – Connecting Reg A+ Professional Services

During our visit to FinFair in New York City we were able to speak with many of the early adopters in the Reg A+ industry. The fourth of five topics we are covering is how companies raising money through Reg A+ will have to connect professional service providers in order to conduct a smooth and successful offering

Take-Away from 24 Hours Spent with Reg A+ Experts – Part 1

During our visit to FinFair in New York City on July 28 and 29 we were able to speak with many of the early adopters in the Reg A+ industry. The first topic we are covering has to do with what types of business are likely to succeed in Reg A+ offering.

Three Mistakes to Avoid when Raising Reg A+ Money

On June 19, 2015, the new rules related to raising capital under Regulation A added into law. Tier II of Regulation A, which was made possible by Title IV of the JOBS Act, is better known as Reg A+ and sometimes referred to as “Equity crowdfunding” or “IPO-Lite”. Reg A+ is expected to have a significant impact on the way small and emerging businesses raise money for years to come.

Audits, Crowdfuding, JOBS Act, Reg A+, SEC, StartupsRuss BoyerJune 25, 2015bookkeeping, crowdfunding, JOBS Act, outsourced accounting, Reg A+, SEC

Cost of Reg A+

One of the knocks on raising money through Reg A+ is the cost of compliance. However, the cost of Reg A+ is likely to be made out to more than it is. With Reg A + there are costs that are not required by other methods.