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Counsel Ed Schauder Talks about the Importance of Morals Clauses in Professional Sports and the Law
August 19, 2015 — Sichenzia Ross Friedman Ference LLP Sports and Entertainment Chairman Ed Schauder, Esq. was interviewed this week by Professional Sports and the Law
Read MoreInternational Tax Planning II — Inbound
In our last blog post covering international tax planning, we focused on the unique tax traps related to international acquisitions. In our final installment, we discuss the tax considerations for foreign businesses looking to acquire companies in the U.S. The U.S. is still the big apple for most foreign businesses, but deciding how to get…
Read MoreTips for the Chinese Entrepreneur Accessing U.S. Small and Micro Cap Capital Markets
This article is meant to address the commitments a Chinese entrepreneur interested in accessing the US capital markets should be prepared to make.
Read MoreGoing Public: Self-Registration as An Alternative to the Reverse Merger
A reverse merger is a common method by which private companies go public. Companies appreciate this method because it is generally quick, though the process is comparatively expensive to other ways of going public.
Read MoreInternational Tax Planning Part I – Going Abroad
From a tax standpoint international acquisitions – whether starting your own subsidiary or buying a foreign company — require special attention.
Read MoreWhy Go Public?
SEC Finalizes Regulation A+; Raises Cap on Certain Reg A Offerings
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Read More23 States Legalized Marijuana – Bankruptcy Courts Remind Us That It’s Legal in None of Them
“There was a time a few years ago when the United States was spoken of in the plural number. Men said ‘the United States are’ — ‘the United States have’ — ‘the United States were.’ But the war changed all that.” The Washington Post, April 24, 1887. The phrase “United States” became a singular noun…
Read MoreSmaller Companies’ Frustration with XBRL Heard in Congress
On January 14, 2015, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 37, a bill that would
Read MoreExemption from NASDAQ and NYSE Stockholder Approval Rules for Foreign Private Issuers
January 29, 2015 An issuer organized outside of the United States may seek to be classified as a foreign private issuer (“FPI”) in order to benefit from certain accommodations that may not be available to domestic issuers under Nasdaq Stock Market (“NASDAQ”) and New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) rules.
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