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How does the gross-assets test work?
It generally looks at the corporation’s aggregate gross assets before and immediately after the stock issuance. The applicable threshold depends on the issuance date, and financing timing can require professional review.
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I received founder shares several years ago and may sell soon. What should I review?
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