Key Takeaway The 83(b) election has to be made on paper – there’s no electronic or fax filing. Make sure you use USPS Certified Mail or an IRS-designated private delivery service to send your package to the IRS, and maintain good records as evidence that you’ve properly made the election.
Key Takeaway You have 30 days from the day you get your equity to file an 83(b) election with the IRS. You meet the deadline when you properly mail it on time – regardless of when it’s delivered. Intro You’ve heard the magic number so many times: 30 days. If
Key takeaway The 83(b) election is available to you even as a non-U.S. taxpayer. If there’s any possibility that you may become a U.S. taxpayer during your vesting schedule (usually, four years), then filing the 83(b) election while you do have the chance can help you save handsomely on taxes
One of the most common mistakes that those who are new to venture capital make is to confuse value dilution and percentage dilution, two related but different concepts. Before diving into the two most common types of dilution (value and percentage), let us first understand how most startup companies work.
Navigating the legal landscape can be one of the most mental bandwidth-draining aspects of running a startup. This guide offers a generalized legal checklist built for a hypothetical startup at various stages of its lifecycle, focusing on the unique “Jobs to be Done” (JTBD) at each such stage.
Key takeaway: Safes aren’t equity (yet) or debt. Instead, they will turn into equity if the company does a priced round. If the company exits, the safe investor gets back their money along with a return. If the company fails, the safe investor is paid back the investment in full
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