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"The investor must not be a corporation" seems key. Do angel investors really invest out of their own bank accounts or do they form LLCs for this?
by jeffreymcmanus 16y ago
"The investor must not be a corporation" seems key. Do angel investors really invest out of their own bank accounts or do they form LLCs for this?
- danielayele 16y agoangels usually invest as individuals or via LLCs and super-angels and VCs are usually structured as partnerships so the exclusion won't apply to most active early stage investors.
- WildUtah 16y agoPass-through entity investors such as S Corporations, partnerships, and LLCs have special provisions to share the advantages with their owners. Read the law for details; the accounting could get complicated.