QSBS News

What is in the Build Back Better bill regarding QSBS?

What’s in the Build Back Better bill, and why will it cost $3.5 Trillion? The Democratic supported bill includes a host of items, including… Monthly payments to parents Universal prekindergarten Free community college  Paid family leave According to a recent article (found here), “Democrats envision the bill as their last, best chance … Read More

What Does Build Back Better Mean for Company Founders?

Startups need capital, therefore, startups need investors. As a result, startups (and their founders) absolutely LOVE qualified small business stock. Compared to an investment in an index fund or a publicly traded company, an investment in a small business has the potential to generate a return with … Read More

Is QSBS Safe from Tax Hikes?

In the original proposal for Biden’s Build Back Better plan, it was stated that the federal exclusion for certain qualified small business stock would still apply if the proposal passed, but there is a different story today as the House of Representatives released a partial revision of … Read More

Is Biden trying to eliminate QSBS?

In a word, no. Even if Build Back Better passes (and there is no guarantee that it will), QSBS will still remain in place, albeit with a few changes. However, specific QSBS stakeholders may be affected. First off, taxpayers a) earning less than $400K in gross adjusted income, … Read More

Is QSBS gone?

Although the initial proposal for President Biden’s Build Back Better Plan included language that would protect QSBS status and benefits, a recent revision of the proposal by the House of Representatives would affect certain taxpayers if passed.  The document titled, General Explanations of the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2022 … Read More

Did Build Back Better kill QSBS?

While certain stakeholders in Qualified Small Businesses could be affected by the proposed Build Back Better Act, shareholders who hold Section 1202 QSB Stock and earn less than $400K in adjusted gross income have little to fear. The markups released today by committees of jurisdiction within the … Read More