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Private Investment Law explains in clear and straightforward language the nature, operation, and taxation of investments in private companies, looking in detail at asset classes such as venture capital, angel investment, equity crowdfunding, and employee share schemes. The text guides readers through the laws regulating private companies and the ways in which they raise capital, and offers insights into investment structuring, risk management strategies, and exit mechanisms. Drawing on a comparative analysis of the United Kingdom, the United States, and New Zealand, the book also proposes timely reforms to Australia’s private investment laws. This comprehensive text is an invaluable resource for legal, finance, and tax professionals and students, as well as policymakers, founders, investors, and fund managers seeking clarity in a high-stakes field.
Features
table of content
Chapter 1 – Introduction to Private Investment Law
Chapter 2 – Regulation of Private Companies
Chapter 3 – Taxation of Private Companies
Chapter 4 – Raising Private Capital
Chapter 5 – Making and Exiting Private Investments
Chapter 6 – Taxation of Private Investments
Chapter 7 – Incentives for Private Investments
Chapter 8 – Comparison with the United Kingdom, the United States of America and New Zealand
Chapter 9 – Streamlining Australian Private Investment Law
