by Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. | Dec 18, 2020 | Real Estate
The results of the presidential election could mean major changes ahead for Section 1031 Tax Exchanges (also known as like-kind exchanges), which many investors use to defer taxes on profits from their real estate transactions. Over the summer, Joe Biden’s campaign...
by Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. | Oct 27, 2020 | Securities
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed loosening the restrictions on finders —people who, for a fee, introduce potential investors to securities issuers— in a move that could have a significant impact on capital formation strategies for many smaller...
by Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. | Aug 25, 2020 | Regulation A
It’s been five years since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adopted the final rules that expanded exempt offerings via Regulation A. So it’s worth reviewing changes that have occurred in the intervening years and the opportunities that still exist...
by Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. | Mar 19, 2020 | General Business
To date, federal relief efforts related to the coronavirus have centered on programs providing disaster relief loans to small businesses affected by the sudden decline in economic activity and on postponing tax payments for businesses for a period of 90 days. U.S....
by Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. | Feb 25, 2020 | Regulation A
Whether or not to engage an “underwriter” can be a critical decision in the process of planning and executing your Regulation A offering. Many companies issuing shares under Reg A choose not to use an underwriter. According to numbers compiled by the Securities and...
