A childhood friend of mine is now really worried since nearly 80% of his new videogame funding comes from crowdfunding. This measure will easily throw down the drain his and his 20 employees jobs.
As far as I can tell, this doesn't affect Kickstarter and such, since you're not legally investing, but buying a product. So if that's the case, he should be on the safe side.
A shame of law, however, since it's only meant to discourage small scale investing.
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A childhood friend of mine is now really worried since nearly 80% of his new videogame funding comes from crowdfunding. This measure will easily throw down the drain his and his 20 employees jobs.
He better changes the mother company (the one doing the crowdfounding) to the UK and then "contract" the Spanish agency to do the actual coding.
As far as I can tell, this doesn't affect Kickstarter and such, since you're not legally investing, but buying a product. So if that's the case, he should be on the safe side.
A shame of law, however, since it's only meant to discourage small scale investing.