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
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What the SEC’s proposed rule changes mean for private funds
The proposed rules have the potential to alter how the private fund industry operates—and could greatly increase the costs of regulatory compliance.
Carta Policy: Weekly Brief for April 15
Upcoming Congressional agenda, tax policy for startups and small businesses, the OCC on stablecoin, and more.
Carta Policy: Weekly Brief for April 8
TL;DR Congressional policymakers unveil cap markets proposals; it’s unlikely a comprehensive package will be enacted, but this sets a foundation for bipartisan discussions on various
Carta Policy: Weekly Brief for April 1
TL;DR President’s budget proposes tax increases on corporate rate, as well as individual top rate, including on unrealized gains for the ultrawealthy; it’s unlikely to
Carta Policy: Weekly Brief for March 25, 2022
TL;DR SEC proposes climate disclosures for public companies, but downstream effect on private issuers as value chain; investor expectation; and path to IPO. SEC leadership
Why Carta supports the QSBS exclusion to protect startups
Small businesses are a key part of the U.S. economy: They drive job creation, innovation, and new opportunities for their employees. Building and investing in
Carta Connected: Congressman McHenry on ownership
Raising capital as an entrepreneur. Retail investor access to private markets. Expanding ownership to more investors and more employees.We have a new administration, new leadership
Highlights from the HFSC hearing on SPACs, IPOs, and direct listings
Over the past year and half, we’ve seen the rise of special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) and direct listings as popular alternatives to traditional individual public
