Capitalization Table
Current Ownership Structure
100% Founder Ownership
| Owner | Percentage | Shares | Membership Units | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tou Tong Vang | 100.0% | 1,000,000 | 100% | LLC Member/Managing Member |
Ownership Details
Founder Ownership
- Name: Tou Tong Vang
- Role: Founder, Managing Member, and CEO
- Ownership Percentage: 100%
- Membership Units: 100% of all membership units
- Voting Rights: 100% of all voting rights
- Economic Rights: 100% of all economic rights
Membership Structure
- Entity Type: Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Total Membership Units: 100 units (1 unit = 1%)
- Voting Structure: One vote per membership unit
- Economic Rights: Proportional to membership units
Governance Rights
Founder Authority
- Full Control: Founder has complete control over all company decisions
- Voting Control: 100% voting rights on all company matters
- Management Rights: Sole authority to manage company operations
- Strategic Control: Final authority on all strategic decisions
Member Rights
- Information Rights: Access to all company information and records
- Inspection Rights: Right to inspect company books and records
- Consent Rights: Consent required for major company decisions
- Transfer Rights: Rights to transfer membership units subject to consent
Future Financing Considerations
Potential Equity Structure
Future equity issuances may include:
Investor Equity
- Preferred Units: May issue preferred membership units to investors
- Dilution Impact: Any new equity will dilute founder's ownership percentage
- Board Seats: Investors may require board representation
- Protective Provisions: Investors may require protective provisions
Employee Equity
- Equity Compensation: May issue equity to key employees
- Vesting Schedules: Typically subject to vesting over 4 years
- Option Pool: May establish employee option pool
- Dilution Effect: Employee equity will dilute founder ownership
Current No-Future Issuance
- Founder Control: No current plans for additional equity issuance
- Self-Funded Operations: Company operates with founder capital
- Future Flexibility: Structure allows for future equity raises if needed
- Protection: Founder maintains full control until voluntary changes
Operating Agreement Controls
Transfer Restrictions
- Consent Required: All membership unit transfers require founder consent
- Right of First Refusal: Founder has right of first refusal on any transfers
- Approved Transferees: Transfers only to approved transferees
- No Forced Transfers: Founder cannot be forced to transfer ownership
Liquidity Events
- No Forced Sales: No obligation for founder to sell ownership
- Tag-Along Rights: In case of any future sales, founder can participate
- Drag-Along Rights: Founder can require other members to participate in sales
- Anti-Dilution: Protection against future equity issuances
Tax and Legal Structure
Tax Treatment
- Pass-Through Taxation: LLC structure provides pass-through taxation
- No Corporate Tax: No corporate-level taxation
- Member Tax Reporting: Tax benefits and obligations flow to founder
- Qualified Business Income: Potential QBI deduction benefits
Legal Protections
- Limited Liability: Founder has limited personal liability
- Piercing Protection: Strong corporate formalities maintained
- Professional Liability: Protection for professional services
- Intellectual Property: Strong IP protection under LLC structure
Financial Information
Capitalization Philosophy
- Conservative Approach: Maintain founder control and simple structure
- Growth Focus: Focus on business growth over immediate fundraising
- Flexibility: Structure allows for future changes as needed
- Founder Centric: All decisions designed to benefit founder interests
Investment Principles
- Founder First: Any future investment should benefit founder
- Control Preservation: Maintain founder control over company direction
- Value Creation: Investment should create value for all stakeholders
- Growth Support: Investment should support business growth objectives
Future Structure Considerations
Potential Changes
- Investment Rounds: May consider strategic investments in the future
- Joint Ventures: May enter joint ventures while maintaining control
- Corporate Structure: May convert to corporation for future growth
- Public Offering: May consider public offering in distant future
Control Mechanisms
- Veto Rights: Founder retains veto rights over critical decisions
- Board Control: Founder controls any future board appointments
- Protective Provisions: Protective provisions for founder rights
- Majority Ownership: Maintain majority ownership in any future scenarios
Documentation and Compliance
Record Keeping
- Accurate Records: Maintain accurate and current ownership records
- Legal Compliance: Full compliance with all LLC laws and regulations
- Professional Review: Regular legal and tax professional review
- Documentation Updates: Keep all documentation current and accurate
Communication
- Transparency: Full transparency on ownership and structure
- Professional Advice: Regular consultation with legal and tax professionals
- Strategic Planning: Regular review of ownership structure and strategy
- Risk Management: Regular assessment of legal and financial risks
Document Classification: Internal Financial Document Access Level: Founder/Legal/Management Last Updated: November 26, 2025 Legal Review Required: Yes