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The filing deadlines your equity just created

Track 83(b), 409A, Form D and your own obligations by due date, each marked upcoming, overdue or done. BildrX works the 83(b) and 409A deadlines out from the records you already hold, and shows the arithmetic.

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Your own obligations too

Add any other obligation with its jurisdiction and due date, and mark it done when it is, on the same list as the equity deadlines.

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Deadlines derived, not typed

An 83(b) window is counted from the day restricted shares are issued, and a 409A from the priced round it follows. Each of those deadlines shows the record and the arithmetic it came from.

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Written consents in one log

Log each decision the board took outside a meeting with its date and the signed consent attached, so the paper trail does not stop at the resolutions.

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Overdue is worked out today

The list is computed against the current date on every read, never stored. A deadline cannot go stale because nobody opened the page.

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Is this legal or tax advice?

No. It is a deadline tracker. BildrX computes dates from your own records and states the rule it used; whether and how you file is between you and your advisers.

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