What forms (S-1, 8-K, etc) and keywords in news headlines signify dilution?
Possibles: stock offering, secondary placement, increase authorized number of shares, shelf registration.
Through your question and then clarification through the comments, it looks like you have a U.S. LLC with at least two members.  If you did not elect some other tax treatment, your LLC will be treated as a partnership by the IRS.  The partnership should file a tax return on Form 1065.  Then each partner will get a Schedule K-1 from the partnership, which the partner should use to include their respective shares of the partnership income and expenses on their personal Forms 1040. You can also elect to be taxed as an S-Corp or a C-Corp instead of a partnership, but that requires you to file a form explicitly making such election.  If you go S-Corp, then you will file a different form for the company, but the procedure is roughly the same - Income gets passed through to the owners via a Schedule K-1.  If you go C-Corp, then the owners will pay no tax on their own Form 1040, but the C-Corp itself will pay income tax. As far as whether you should try to spend the money as business expense to avoid paying extra tax - That's highly dependent on your specific situation.  I'd think you'd want to get tailored advice for that. You don't need to submit a K-1 form to anyone, but you will need to transcribe various entries on the K-1 form that you will receive onto the appropriate lines on your tax return.  Broadly speaking, assets received as a bequest from someone are not taxable income to you but any money that was received by your grandmother's estate between the time of death and the time of distribution of the assets (e.g. interest, mutual fund distributions paid in cash, etc) might be passed on to you in full instead of the estate paying income tax on this income and sending you only the remainder. If so, this other money would be taxable income to you.  The good news is that if the estate trust distributions include stock, your basis for the stock is the value as of the date of death (nitpickers: I am aware that the estate is allowed to pick a different date for the valuation but I am trying to keep it simple here).  That is, if the stock has appreciated, your grandmother never paid capital gains on those unrealized capital gains, and you don't have to pay tax on those capital gains either; your basis is the appreciated value and if and when you sell the stock, you pay tax only on the gain, if any, between the day that Grandma passed away and the day you sell the stock. 10-Q is the quarterly report, and accordingly is filed quarterly. Similarly, 10-K is the annual report. 8-K is a general form for notification of material events. It is filed every time a material event is required to be reported to the shareholders. It may accompany the periodical reports, but doesn't have to. It can be filed on its own. If you're only interested in the financial statements, then you should be looking for the 10K/10Q forms. SEC will tell you when the forms were filed (dates), but it won't tell you what's more material and what's less. So you can plot a stock price graph on these dates, and see what was deemed more material by the investors based on the price fluctuations, but be prepared to find fluctuations that have no correlation to filings - because the market as a whole can drag the stock up or down. Also, some events may not be required to be reported to SEC, but may be deemed material by the investors. For example, a Cupertino town hall meeting discussing the zoning for the new AAPL HQ building may be deemed material by the investors, based on the sentiments, even if no decision was made to be reported to SEC. "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-24/india-to-inject-32-billion-to-bolster-capital-at-state-banks) reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; India will inject 2.11 trillion rupees of capital into state-controlled lenders over two years, an amount that&amp;#039;s ten-fold higher than the government&amp;#039;s previous pledge as it seeks to revive growth in Asia&amp;#039;s third-largest economy.  &gt; The government will sell 1.35 trillion rupees of recapitalization bonds while banks will raise another 760 billion rupees through &amp;quot;Budgetary support&amp;quot; and from the markets, Rajiv Kumar, banking secretary at India&amp;#039;s Finance Ministry said at a briefing on Tuesday.  &gt; The new funds will help banks, that have been plagued by rising stressed asset ratio, revive lending growth from a 25-year low.   ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/78pldf/india_to_inject_32_billion_into_state_banks_to/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~235025 tl;drs so far."") | [Feedback](http://np.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23autotldr ""PM's and comments are monitored, constructive feedback is welcome."") | *Top* *keywords*: **Bank**^#1 **government**^#2 **lenders**^#3 **year**^#4 **India**^#5" "Not sure why this hasn't received any answers yet... the link to the investopedia page you posted explains it pretty well, however when you hear about a golden cross in the media, it is most likely a reference to the 50-day SMA crossing above the 200-day SMA.  In general, a golden cross consists of a short term MA that was previously below a long term MA crossing above that LT MA, however the most common reference will imply a 50/200 day cross because this is considered as a stronger signal (compared to shorter MAs). With that said, it's important to realize that the golden cross is just one of many technical analysis ""signals"", and the entire field of technical analysis is considered controversial, to say the least.  Many studies, such as those examined in A Random Walk Down Wall Street, have found that after transactions costs are considered (e.g., the commissions you pay to your broker on every trade), ""charting"" is a losing proposition in the end." "1. ""The search for clean cash"" by David Kaiser:  http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/106164  2.  ""Science, The Endless Frontier"" by Vannevar Bush, July 1945: https://www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/nsf50/vbush1945.htm and https://www.nsf.gov/about/history/nsf50/vbush1945.jsp  3. Manhattan Project history: #5b and #5c at https://www.reddit.com/r/worldpolitics/comments/5b9bza/the_political_system_of_the_usa_is_characterised/dfztjvv      Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/worldpolitics/comments/5b9bza/the_political_system_of_the_usa_is_characterised/d9mq22q      Via: #1 at https://www.reddit.com/r/worldpolitics/comments/5bpc5x/an_update_for_my_readers_by_peter_levenda/d9q9006 via #26 at https://www.reddit.com/r/Missing411/comments/41oph0/supernatural_abductions_in_japanese_folklore_by/cz3we2z" "Last night, there was a sudden influx of submissions titled something along the lines of ""Springfield Plumbing Services"" or ""Houston Locksmith"".   Clearly all spam that made it through the filter, when legitimate stories got simultaneously downvoted... most likely by the same people that submitted the spam.  It appears that OP submitted one of those stories that got downvoted." "The sentence is mathematically wrong and verbally unclear. 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