Venture capital
Post LinkedIn lead magnet · Venture capital
He exited his company for $120M. And paid $0 in taxes. That’s exactly what Roblox CEO David Baszucki did when the company went public. Not because of a loophole. But because of a legal provision in the tax code most founders don’t fully understand. It’s called QSBS (Qualified Small Business Stock). Under the right conditions, QSBS allows founders to exclude up to 100% of capital gains taxes on the sale of their company. In practical terms: - A $10M exit could mean $10M kept — instead of ~$7M after taxes. - A $50M exit could mean $50M kept — instead of ~$35M. The difference can be life-changing. But here’s what most founders don’t realize: QSBS isn’t something you decide at exit. It’s determined by how your company is structured years earlier — often starting from day one. Many founders unknowingly disqualify themselves long before an exit is even on the table. And historically, implementing these structures required specialized attorneys and $50k–$100k+ in legal fees. That’s starting to change. Alessandro and the team at GetDynasty.com have spent years automating the process and becoming a licensed Nevada trust company to make these structures accessible to founders — at a fraction of the traditional cost. They’ve created a comprehensive guide breaking down exactly how QSBS stacking works. It’s one of the clearest breakdowns I’ve seen of how it actually works. If you’re a founder, operator, or investor, it’s worth understanding early. Comment “QSBS” and I’ll send it over.
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