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A Regulation A Tier 2 raise brings in retail investors, and with them an ongoing reporting duty: an annual 1-K, a semiannual 1-SA, and event-driven 1-U reports, all on fixed Eastern Time deadlines. Most issuers run this cycle with a small finance team and no in-house reporting function.
The Reg A plan puts the whole cycle in one workspace. The compliance calendar tracks the dates, AI drafts the 1-K and 1-SA from your books, and your securities attorney reviews and signs each filing. Live EDGAR submission for these forms is being verified; export the package to your EDGAR agent, or use EDGAR TEST mode. $749 per month plus a $1,500 one-time onboarding fee.
The Reg A plan switches the compliance calendar to the Regulation A cycle: 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U deadlines instead of 10-K and 10-Q reports. Every deadline is computed in Eastern Time, and weekend and SEC holiday due dates roll as applicable.
Your securities counsel drafts and files the Form 1-A offering statement; TakePublic does not. What the platform does is keep the offering on your compliance calendar next to the reporting deadlines, at no extra cost.
Scored against comparative anchors extracted from the filed HTML; Regulation A filings carry no XBRL. The gate requires 45 / 45 on statement mechanics for every fixture, on every commit. Real-model narrative runs: 83.8 to 87.5 / 90 (5 runs, claude-fable-5). Ark7 Properties LLC, Worthy Property Bonds, Inc., Innovega Inc., and 2 more. These companies are not customers; their filings are public records.
See all the evidence on the proof pageThe Reg A plan is $749 per month plus a $1,500 one-time onboarding fee. It covers the full 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U reporting cycle.
TakePublic drafts the ongoing reports: 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U. After counsel sign-off, export the package to your EDGAR agent or use EDGAR TEST mode while live submission for these forms is being verified. The Form 1-A offering statement, its amendments, Rule 253(g) supplements, and the Form 1-Z exit report are tracked on the calendar only; your securities counsel drafts and files those.
No. The 1-SA may use unaudited interim financial statements. The 1-K annual report requires audited financial statements and auditor review.
Yes. You invite your own securities attorney to a free counsel seat, and that attorney signs every filing before it reaches EDGAR. TakePublic is not a law firm.
Form 1-K is due 120 calendar days after fiscal year end, Form 1-SA is due 90 calendar days after the six-month period end, and Form 1-U is due 4 business days after a triggering event. All deadlines ET.
Connect your books, review AI drafts with citations, and file to EDGAR. Your securities attorney signs every filing before it goes anywhere.
Get started Run a free compliance scan firstTakePublic is a technology platform, not a law firm, broker-dealer, or auditor. Nothing files without review and sign-off by a licensed securities attorney.