CORPORATE / SECURITIES - S-1 Shares Registration Statement - Private companies seeking to raise capital often file a Registration Statement on SEC Form S-1 or Offering Circular on Form 1-A pursuant to Regulation A+ in connection with their going public transaction. Both options have unique benefits. For Example, All companies qualify to register securities on a Form S-1 Registration Statement, while only certain issuers qualify to use Regulation A+.
A Form S-1 registration statement has two principal parts which require line item disclosures. Part I of the Form S-1 Registration Statement is the prospectus, which requires that the company provide certain disclosures about its business operations, financial condition, and management. Part II contains information that doesn’t have to be delivered to investors.
Does not include any Federal Registration Fees, andy SEC Edgar Filer Fees / Costs, or any Broker Dealer / Market Maker Engagements.
CORPORATE / SECURITIES - S-1 Shares Registration Statement (Nationwide)
CORPORATE / SECURITIES - S-1 Shares Registration Statement - Private companies seeking to raise capital often file a Registration Statement on SEC Form S-1 or Offering Circular on Form 1-A pursuant to Regulation A+ in connection with their going public transaction. Both options have unique benefits. For Example, All companies qualify to register securities on a Form S-1 Registration Statement, while only certain issuers qualify to use Regulation A+.
A Form S-1 registration statement has two principal parts which require line item disclosures. Part I of the Form S-1 Registration Statement is the prospectus, which requires that the company provide certain disclosures about its business operations, financial condition, and management. Part II contains information that doesn’t have to be delivered to investors.
Does not include any Federal Registration Fees, andy SEC Edgar Filer Fees / Costs, or any Broker Dealer / Market Maker Engagements.