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Regulation A Tier 2 reporting
A Regulation A Tier 2 offering can bring in a broad base of retail investors without building an in-house SEC reporting team. After the raise, the issuer still owes an annual 1-K, a semiannual 1-SA, and event-driven 1-U reports on fixed Eastern Time deadlines.
TakePublic puts the full cycle in one workspace. The Reg A plan 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.
- Team
- Regulation A Tier 2 issuers
- Filing phase
- Ongoing reporting after the offering
- Output
- 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U filings
- Plan
- Reg A, $749/mo plus $1,500 onboarding
The complete Regulation A reporting calendar
Each form runs on its own clock. TakePublic keeps all three on the same compliance calendar, with every deadline labeled ET.
| Form | Purpose | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| 1-K | Annual report with audited financial statements | 120 calendar days after fiscal year end |
| 1-SA | Semiannual report for the first six months | 90 calendar days after the six-month period end |
| 1-U | Current report for specified events | 4 business days after the triggering event |
Weekend and SEC holiday due dates roll as applicable. All deadlines ET.
Built for small teams after a retail raise
- No in-house reporting function requiredThe calendar, drafting workspace, review trail, and filing path sit in one system for the finance team and its advisors.
- The chronically missed 1-SA stays visibleThe 1-SA clock runs 90 calendar days after the first six months, so a small team does not lose the semiannual report between annual filings.
- Annual drafting starts from the booksAI drafts the 1-K and 1-SA narrative from connected source material while financial statement numbers remain ledger-sourced.
- The annual report has a fixed software priceOutside counsel quotes for standalone 1-K preparation can rival what a small company pays for a 10-K. The Reg A plan covers the full reporting cycle for a fixed platform price, while the issuer keeps its own counsel for review and sign-off.
- Retail investors keep a current recordTimely reports give the investor base the annual, semiannual, and current-event disclosures the Regulation A cycle requires.
One workflow from books to signed package
Set the Regulation A calendar
Onboarding records the fiscal year end and reporting status, then creates the 1-K and 1-SA deadlines in ET.
Draft from the books
AI drafts the 1-K and 1-SA from company records and connected source material. The team reviews the narrative and financial statements in the workspace.
Open 1-U reports when events occur
A triggering event starts the four-business-day 1-U clock and a focused current-report workflow.
Review, sign, export, or test
Your securities attorney reviews and signs the exact document. Live EDGAR submission for 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U is not yet on the live-verified list. Export the package to your EDGAR agent, or use EDGAR TEST mode.
Fixed pricing for the full cycle
The Reg A plan is $749 per month plus a $1,500 one-time onboarding fee.
- Full reporting cycleIt covers 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U reporting, the deadline calendar, drafting, counsel workflow, and filing-package export. Live EDGAR submission for these forms is being verified.
- Outside counsel reviewOutside counsel still provides the legal review and sign-off.
- No legal adviceTakePublic is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
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.
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Complete generated documents, scored line by line against what each company actually filed. Open one and read it cover to cover.
These companies are not TakePublic customers. Trademarks belong to their respective owners; the filings shown are public records. All 35 published drafts are on the proof page.
Frequently asked questions
What reports does a Regulation A Tier 2 issuer file?
The ongoing cycle includes Form 1-K annually, Form 1-SA after the first six months, and Form 1-U for specified current events.
When are 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U due?
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.
How much does the TakePublic Reg A plan cost?
The Reg A plan is $749 per month plus a $1,500 one-time onboarding fee for the full 1-K, 1-SA, and 1-U reporting cycle.
Who reviews the filings before export or testing?
Your securities attorney reviews and signs off on the exact document. Live EDGAR submission for these forms is being verified; after sign-off, export the package to your EDGAR agent or use EDGAR TEST mode. TakePublic is not a law firm.
Can TakePublic draft Regulation A reports from our books?
Yes. AI drafts the 1-K and 1-SA narrative from connected source material, while financial statement numbers remain sourced from the books.
Bring your filings in-house, with counsel still signing
Connect your books, review AI drafts with citations, and file to EDGAR. Your securities attorney signs every filing before it goes anywhere.
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