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Make Sure Your Non-Profit Charity is Compliant When Looking to Support Ukraine and Other Causes
By Brian D. Merklin on April 6, 2022
Since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine many Americans have been interested in contributing money or supplies to the humanitarian efforts underway. Some may even consider starting up their own non-profit charitable organizations for such purposes and this blog examines ways to keep your non-profit charity compliant....
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Business Transactions & Corporate Counseling
Industry:
Financial Institutions
Business Blog Featuring Cascade Partners: Liquidity Events Dialogue - Part 2
By Molly Z. Brown on March 24, 2022
In our last dialogue, we discussed options for liquidity events. For this edition, we move towards planning for liquidity events and implementing strategies for ensuring marketability....
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Business Transactions & Corporate Counseling and Tax - Business & Corporate
Industries:
Manufacturing and Construction
Transformation of Commercial Construction and Manufacturing Industries Through Technology
By Alexandra V. Dattilo on March 10, 2022
Businesses have been and continue to navigate issues stemming from or exasperated by the pandemic such as shutdowns, labor shortages, and supply chain issues. Additionally, businesses also have had to contend with natural disasters, strikes, cyber security breaches, politics, and most recently war. Instead of being discouraged by these challenges, some industries have met these challenges head-on and embraced the opportunity to become more efficient and effective by evaluating how things have been done in the past and how they can be improved going forward, specifically regarding the use of technology....
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Business Blog Featuring Cascade Partners: Liquidity Events Dialogue - Part 1
By Molly Z. Brown & Arjun Murthy, Cascade Partners on January 12, 2022
In this Business Blog mini-series, we will explore liquidity event options outside of an outright sale of the company. Over the last several years, legal changes have facilitated a robust growth in the private capital market as investors shifted more capital towards private companies causing private placement offerings for debt, equity, and hybrid securities to be more common. This trend has followed the enactment by the U.S. Congress of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act In 2012. The JOBS Act eased the shareholder requirement for registration as an SEC periodic reporter by increasing it from 500 to 2000 shareholders and implemented exemptions from registration for securities offerings to facilitate capital raising by small businesses....
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The Corporate Transparency Act: Reporting Requirements for Business Entities; Burdens for Small Businesses
By Louis P. Alexander Jr. on December 30, 2021
The new federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) imposes significant new reporting requirements for foreign and domestic business entities in the United States. The CTA represents an effort by the federal government to update and strengthen the country's anti-money laundering laws. However, these new requirements will impose a considerable burden upon small businesses in the form of additional administrative work, compulsory disclosure and loss of anonymity, and compliance costs....
