Form 1-K Filings

What is the Form 1-K?

Form 1-K is the primary annual disclosure filing required for Tier 2 issuers under Regulation A. Filed pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933, this report provides a comprehensive annual update on a company’s financial condition, business operations, and legal matters following the close of each fiscal year.

By submitting Form 1-K through the SEC’s EDGAR filing system, Regulation A issuers satisfy their ongoing reporting obligations and help ensure transparency for investors participating in “mini-IPOs” or other Regulation A offerings. The filing enables market participants to monitor issuer performance and confirm continued compliance with Tier 2 disclosure requirements.

What’s Included in Form 1-K?

This annual report includes a range of disclosures to inform investors about the company\'s performance, potential risks, and any material changes since the last report or offering.

Typical components of Form 1-K include:

• Audited financial statements for the fiscal year
• Overview of the company’s business and operations
• Management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A)
• Updated risk factors
• Pending or ongoing legal proceedings
• Changes in accounting, governance, or the executive team
  

If you\'re interested in how updates are made between annual reports, see our Form 1-U overview for current report filings.

SEC Form 1-K Filing Deadlines

Form 1-K must be filed annually, no later than 120 calendar days after the end of the issuer’s fiscal year. Missing the deadline may result in the loss of eligibility to raise capital under Regulation A until compliance is restored.

Key Things to Know About 1-K Filing Rules

• Only Tier 2 Regulation A issuers are required to file
• Helps investors stay informed and aligned with the company\'s progress
• Form must include audited financials and management discussion
• Late filings can restrict future capital-raising opportunities

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