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Reg A – Integration with

Your Other Offerings

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Integration is the doctrine that is

used to determine if one offering is part

of another

This is important because you may be

in unintentional violation of the rules if one sale of stock is determined to be part of another offering and they do not fit

together

The new Reg A provides a “safe harbor” rule on

integration

You can easily tell

whether or not some stock sales

you made are determined to be part of the Rule

A Regulation A offering will not

be integrated with:

prior offers or sales of securities; or

subsequent offers or sales of securities

that are:

registered under the Securities Act,

except as provided in Rule 255(e)

[abandoned offerings];

made in reliance on Rule 701; [as part

of written compensation agreements to

employees, and others]

made pursuant to an employee benefit plan;

made in reliance on Regulation S

[offerings outside of the U.S.];

made pursuant to Section 4(a)(6) of the Securities Act

[crowdfunded offerings]; or

made more than six months after the

completion of the Regulation A

offering

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