Crowd Sourced Funding Equity Raising – Accountant’s Role – Assisting a Company on the Journey

Accountants can assist companies to prepare the documentation that they will require:

• Business Plan
• Budgets/Cash Flow Forecast
• Customer analysis
• Identification of unique competitive advantage
• Business valuation to determine the number of shares to be offered and pricing

Company directors and managers will benefit from advice on how Crowd Sourced Funding Equity Raising operates including:

• An explanation of the Intermediary’s role, duty, responsibilities and powers
• An overview of the Intermediaries that have been appointed by ASIC
• Assistance in conducting meetings with a number or all of the Intermediaries
• Assistance in the appointment of an Intermediary
• Most companies will require a significant amount of assistance from an accountant in the preparation of the Crowd Sourced Funding Offer Document
• Company directors and managers will require guidance on how the listing process on the Intermediary’s website operates
• Advice on the processes required at the end of the capital raising (hopefully a successful capital raising) relative to the preparation of the return of allotment of Crowd Sourced Funding Shareholders to be submitted to ASIC and the preparation of share certificates
• Many companies which raise capital as Crowd Sourced Funding Equity Raising Companies will require a part-time or virtual Chief Financial Officer

Click here if you wish to learn more about Crowd Sourced Funding Equity Raising or go to our website: www.esssmallbusiness.com.au/crowdsourcedfunding/learnmore.  We have discounted our Crowd Sourced Funding Equity Raising Products by 40% for the month of July 2019, please click here to view our special.

If you have any questions, please send an email to peter@essbiztools.com.au or telephone Peter on 1800 232 088.

Peter Towers