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Syndicate SPV: Setup

Costs and Fees

  • What are the costs associated with running an SPV on AngelList?
  • Who pays the SPV costs?

Investing in Non-US Companies

  • Can I invest in non-US companies?
  • Limitations on syndicate investments in certain foreign companies (PFIC & CFC)
  • What additional tax documentation is needed when investing in a foreign company?
  • Tax Representation Letter
  • What is the minimum I have to invest in a syndicate deal I lead?
  • When do I need to make a third-party contribution?
  • How do I delete or cancel my SPV?
  • Can I edit information about my deal after it's gone live?
  • What guidelines must leads abide by when running SPVs?
  • Can an SPV receive warrants when it invests in a company? What if the warrant includes a token component?
  • How do / should I use invite links? What does an LP see?
  • What is the legal structure of an SPV?
  • What is a Master Partnership Entity Name?
  • Can I use AngelList if I don't have a strong LP network?
  • If I raise on AngelList is it public / general solicitation?
  • Can my VC fund form a syndicate SPV?
  • What is the legal structure of a syndicate SPV?
  • Can I name the syndicate SPV?
  • Can I promote syndicated deals publicly?
  • Are deals private?

This help page and the information contained herein is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be a recommendation for any investment or other advice of any kind, and shall not constitute or imply any offer to purchase, sell or hold any security or to enter into or engage in any type of transaction.

Investing in venture capital funds is inherently risky and illiquid. It involves a high degree of risk and is suitable only for sophisticated and qualified investors.

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