“Investors rejoiced when Minnesota finally passed a five year, $50 million angel tax credit. Only one problem: the state’s largest angel group will be largely shut out.
Under a last minute provision inserted into the bill, investors participating in angel deals through individual retirement accounts and family trusts will not be eligible for the tax credit this year. That spells bad news for Rain Source Capital in St. Paul, where most of its funds list an IRA or trust as a member.”
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