Difference between revisions of "Regulations in Relation to Small Businesses"

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*Increased alternate size standard to those with less than 15 million in net worth and 5 million in average net income
 
*Increased alternate size standard to those with less than 15 million in net worth and 5 million in average net income
  
===Jumpstart Our Business Startups “JOBS” Act===
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===Jumpstart Our Business Startups “JOBS” Act (2012)===
 
Amendments made regarding crowdfunding in October 2015
 
Amendments made regarding crowdfunding in October 2015
 
*“New rules and proposed amendments are designed to assist smaller companies with capital formation and provide investors with additional protections” [https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html (SEC)]
 
*“New rules and proposed amendments are designed to assist smaller companies with capital formation and provide investors with additional protections” [https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html (SEC)]

Revision as of 16:05, 8 February 2016

Information dump: not organized yet!!


Highlights from the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010

(SBA-SBJA)

  • Puts more capital in the hands of small businesses and entrepreneurs
    • SBA loan provisions were extended through 2010
    • Higher loan limits
  • Permanently increased microloan limits from 35,000 to 50,000, helping more entrepreneurs with start-up costs and small business owners in underserved communities
    • More small businesses became eligible for SBA loans
  • Increased alternate size standard to those with less than 15 million in net worth and 5 million in average net income

Jumpstart Our Business Startups “JOBS” Act (2012)

Amendments made regarding crowdfunding in October 2015

  • “New rules and proposed amendments are designed to assist smaller companies with capital formation and provide investors with additional protections” (SEC)
  • Raised the threshold for exemption for SEC registration
    • Went from 500 holders of record and total assets exceeding $1 million to either 2000 holders or 500 holders who are not accredited investors and total assets exceeding 10 million (NLR)
    • More companies are now exempt from registration requirements of the federal securities laws