Nebraska angel investors and a national investing expert on Wednesday shared mixed feelings about the state's new Angel Investment Tax Credit Act, which will give a 40 percent state income tax credit for high-risk investments in startup businesses.
A number of angel investors attending a seminar at the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Thompson Alumni Center said the law will do some good but won't spur the kind of deals in high-growth startups necessary to expand Nebraska's economy or provide more opportunity for investors.
The seminar, organized by the Nebraska Angels, the state's largest angel investment group, was aimed at sparking interest in angel investing and exploring how the new law will affect investors.
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Author: Ross Boettcher
