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Love it. What is missing is some information about technicalities e.g. Want to rise money in US? You probably need a Delaware S-corp (Github repo maybe better f
by lukasm 11y ago
Love it. What is missing is some information about technicalities e.g. Want to rise money in US? You probably need a Delaware S-corp (Github repo maybe better for it)
- gkanai 11y agoAgreed that there needs to be clarifications around how most international startups are funded (i.e. Delaware Corp takes the funding and holds the non-US entity as sub.)
- _pius 11y agoJust as a point of information: you generally do not want an S corporation for this purpose.
- tptacek 11y agoA DE S corp? You sure you don't mean C?
- 2arrs2ells 11y ago(C-corp, not S-corp! https://www.quora.com/Should-a-tech-startup-incorporate-as-an-LLC-a-C-Corp-or-an-S-Corp-If-so-why https://www.quora.com/Should-a-tech-startup-incorporate-as-a...)
- kevinwong 11y agoAgreed on the technicalities. The easiest way to capture the 80% of technicalities that prospective founders care most about might be to have FAQ section where YC portfolio companies can weigh in on things like "Wish I knew to [take certain action] [during time period]. Here's a resource I found [link]".