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Field Guide to Evil, LLC: crowdfunding raise on First Democracy VC, $200,000 to $500,000 (2017)

Field Guide to Evil, LLC, a limited liability company in Austin, TX, filed a Form C with the SEC on January 19, 2017 to raise $200,000 to $500,000 in Promissory Notes (Revenue Sharing Interests) through First Democracy VC. The offering closed on March 24, 2017. In its most recent fiscal year it reported $7,123 in revenue and $133 in net income, with 3 employees.

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Website
www.fieldguidetoevil.com
Funding portal
First Democracy VC
Address
612A East 6th St., Austin, TX 78701
Legal form
Limited Liability Company
Jurisdiction
DE
Incorporated
December 19, 2016
SEC CIK
0001694974

Offering terms

From the offering filed January 19, 2017.

Security
Promissory Notes (Revenue Sharing Interests)
Price
$1.00
Target
$200,000
Maximum
$500,000
Deadline
March 24, 2017
Portal compensation
6.0% and $0.00

Financials

From the Form C-AR filed May 9, 2019.

Most recent fiscal yearPrior fiscal yearSource
Revenue$7,123$0sec.gov
Cost of goods sold$0$0sec.gov
Net income$133$-347,264sec.gov
Taxes paid$0$0sec.gov
Total assets$467,687$122,221sec.gov
Cash$66,857$122,221sec.gov
Accounts receivable$0$0sec.gov
Short-term debt$0$0sec.gov
Long-term debt$0$0sec.gov

Filings

FiledFilingTargetMaximumDeadlineNoteSource
May 9, 2019Annual reportNot listedNot listedsec.gov
May 2, 2017Progress update$200,000$500,000March 24, 2017$500,000 in investments. Payments are still being processed; final number is yet to be determined.sec.gov
January 19, 2017Offering$200,000$500,000March 24, 2017sec.gov

All filings on sec.gov

Updated May 9, 2019. Read from SEC EDGAR. Public domain (U.S. government work). Financials are as each company reported them in its Form C, unaudited unless the filing says otherwise. Websites are the ones the companies declared to the SEC. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.