
Carta Policy: Weekly Brief for April 22
Lawmakers push back on SEC’s narrow comment windows & proposals, Crenshaw discusses private market regulation, Congress wants IRS to modernize, & more
Lawmakers push back on SEC’s narrow comment windows & proposals, Crenshaw discusses private market regulation, Congress wants IRS to modernize, & more
The proposed rules have the potential to alter how the private fund industry operates—and could greatly increase the costs of regulatory compliance.
Upcoming Congressional agenda, tax policy for startups and small businesses, the OCC on stablecoin, and more.
Learn what an accredited investor is, why the requirement exists, and how the rules may change.
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