If the consideration is IP or service to be rendered, the stocks issued will be treated as Subscription Receivable upon issuance of shares as the IRS has clearly stated that IP of this nature is deemed a prepayment for future services, and thus cannot be treated as an item of value to be exchanged.
In this case, we recommend that the Subscription Receivable be paid by the Shareholder promptly as the amount of cash required is usually nominal. This would be achieved by the affected shareholder by simply depositing the cash equal to the Subscription Receivable into the bank account connected to inDinero.
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