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    The document discusses five ways for companies to avoid registering with the SEC. These include: 1) having fewer than 500 shareholders, 2) limiting shareholders to accredited investors, 3) conducting a private placement under Regulation D, 4) conducting an intrastate offering under Regulation A, and 5) structuring transactions to fall under another exemption.

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    The document discusses five ways for companies to avoid registering with the SEC. These include: 1) having fewer than 500 shareholders, 2) limiting shareholders to accredited investors, 3) conducting a private placement under Regulation D, 4) conducting an intrastate offering under Regulation A, and 5) structuring transactions to fall under another exemption.

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    The document discusses five ways for companies to avoid registering with the SEC. These include: 1) having fewer than 500 shareholders, 2) limiting shareholders to accredited investors, 3) conducting a private placement under Regulation D, 4) conducting an intrastate offering under Regulation A, and 5) structuring transactions to fall under another exemption.

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    Non-Registration with the SEC The five main ways to avert registration with the SEC are laid

    out in the chart below.

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