The costs of establishling the investment cooperative are borne by the entrepreneur's business. In addition, a minimal amount of bookkeeping may be required in the event of a dividend payment. The cost of conducting this bookkeeping will also be borne by the legal entity of the entrepreneur. The entrepreneur is free to bring in their own accountant.
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- What is the maximum amount that I may invest via equity crowdfunding?
- What happens when a business I have invested in goes bankrupt?
- The memberships are tradable in a limited way, how does this work exactly?
- How will any potential dividends be paid?
- Who manages the investment cooperative?
- Does the investment cooperative involve extra costs?
- What is an investment cooperative?
- What happens if/when the funding target of the investment opportunity is reached?
- What happens when a business I have invested in goes bankrupt?