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Key US Federal Tax Issues for Angel Investors

The Seraf Compass

As we all know, the United States IRS tax code is extremely complex. Because the code includes some provisions directly affecting angel investing, understanding the tax rules is important for US-based angel investors. There are significant tax savings for angel investors who understand the rules.

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Seraf Toolbox: Dealing with Restricted Stock - Model IRS 83(b) Election Form

The Seraf Compass

As part of my compensation for being a board member, the company issued me restricted stock. Since I was new to the early stage investing world, I didn’t understand what the tax implications were with restricted stock.

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Navigating Tax Obligations for Startups: What You Need to Know

Startup Blogpost

Navigating Tax Obligations for Startups: What You Need to Know Navigating the complex landscape of startup taxation can be daunting, but with insights from CEOs and financial experts, startups can stay compliant and even save on taxes. The amount that you invest initially is referred to as your basis in any investment.

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Remote Work, Not Taxes, Threatens Cities: Why That Threat has Peaked but Others Remain

This is going to be BIG.

Recently, NYC Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang got asked about raising income taxes on the wealthiest New Yorkers. He opposed such a measure to close the city and state’s budget gap, worrying that New Yorkers will leave because of tax increases. Forget about just not increasing taxes. That’s not surprising.

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Public Policy Quarterly Newsletter Issue 2

Angel Capital Association

Qualified Small Business Stock and Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) provides for up to 100% exclusion of Capital Gains taxes. Section 1202 allows capital gains from QSBSs to be excluded from federal taxes. This $78 billion tax bill was passed in a rare, overwhelmingly bipartisan manner by a vote of 357-70.

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And Then They Came for Me …

Both Sides of the Table

You don’t get to be “right” about policy issues when you have been a race-baiting, misogynistic, intolerant demagogue. Are you troubled that he hasn’t released his tax returns and we’re one week from the election? But how can we fund all of these if we don’t pay our taxes, Peter?

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How to cheat legally on your tax return.

Berkonomics

When do you cross the line between honesty and dishonesty in tax planning? Is it ethical to allocate income between periods to take advantage of tax breaks? The difference: If you earn pay due December 31 st and it is paid January second, you pay income tax on those earnings in the following year.