Angel Investing Taxes – A 2021 Case Study
An overlooked attraction of angel investing, compared to most other asset classes, are the fun tax rules around gains and […]
An overlooked attraction of angel investing, compared to most other asset classes, are the fun tax rules around gains and […]
The previous posts in this series looked at investors that invested directly through VentureSouth. This included investments made through our
One other point to note in this series: “losing money” in angel investing does not necessarily mean losing all the
The last posts about the proportion of VentureSouth investors that have lost money in angel investing concluded that only a
You probably noticed a few italicized words in that last post. Different cuts of data tell different stories, so in
Following from yesterday: as of writing, 389 angel investors have invested in one or more companies through VentureSouth since the
David Cummings’ post are always thought-provoking. His post a few days ago (about revenue-based financing, followed-up last week) started off
In a follow up to this post, we need to explain why the 22% annualized rate of return for angels
IRRs of 20%+ sound unlikely. If angels were really doing that, wouldn’t they have followed hedge fund managers to Puerto