I will draft startup IP assignment agreements and 83b election forms
Licensed US AttorneyVCReady Delaware CCorps Startup Law
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I am May Sena, a licensed US Attorney Two of the most critical, yet frequently missed steps in startup formation are the 83(b) election and IP Assignment.
If you do not sign a Confidential Information and Invention Assignment Agreement (CIIAA), the foundersnot the corporationown the intellectual property. Investors will not fund a company that doesn't own its own tech. Furthermore, missing the strict 30-day window to file an 83(b) election with the IRS can result in massive, unexpected tax bills for founders.
I will provide:
- Proprietary Information and Inventions Assignment Agreement (PIIAA/CIIAA)
- Pre-incorporation IP transfer documentation
- IRS 83(b) Election forms customized to your equity grant
- Step-by-step certified mail mailing instructions for the IRS
Lock down your intellectual property and protect yourself from catastrophic tax liabilities. Place your order now!
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FAQ
What happens if I miss the 83(b) deadline?
The IRS 30-day deadline is strict. Missing it means you will be taxed on the vesting equity as ordinary income as its value grows.
Why does the company need an IP assignment?
If founders create code or business plans before incorporating, that IP belongs to them personally until legally transferred to the C-Corp.
Do you file the 83(b) for me?
No, the IRS requires a physical signature ("wet ink") and physical mail. I prepare the exact documents and instructions for you to mail.
Does the IP agreement cover future inventions?
Yes, it ensures that anything you invent while working for the startup belongs to the startup.
Are these documents VC compliant?
Yes, they are drafted to the strict standards expected by institutional venture capitalists.
