Di Indonesia, Crowdfunding masih belum terlalu populer, namun memiliki potensi yang sangat besar
untuk menjadi instrumen pengumpulan dana investasi. Penggunaanya relatif mudah serta sudah berbasis
internet sehingga dapat diakses setiap orang. Dalam prakteknya, seseorang atau unit usaha yang
membutuhkan pendanaan dalam proyeknya akan mengajukan proposal beserta jumlah dana yang
mereka butuhkan untuk mengerjakan proyek tersebut melalui website pengelola crowdfunding.
Masyarakat akan mempelajari proposal yang diajukan tersebut, dan seandainya proyek tersebut dianggap
menarik, maka mereka akan menyetorkan modal untuk mendanai proyek tersebut. Dalam crowdfunding
biasanya tidak ada batasan jumlah minimum untuk melakukan penyetoran modal sehingga setiap
kalangan dapat berpartisipasi, walaupun tentu saja ada pebedaan imbal balik sesuai dengan nominal yang
pendonor setorkan.
Canada Media Fund (2012) menyimpulkan terdapat dua sub-kategori standar dari crowdfunding basis
ekuitas:
1. Model Investasi Surat Berharga (Securities Investment Model) Sebagaimana saham perusahaan dibeli
oleh investor, maka pada model ini kontributor membeli kepemilikan pada perusahaan induk atau hak
pada suatu proyek.
2. Model Bagi Hasil (Profit or Revenue-sharing Model) Berbeda dengan model sebelumnya, pada model
ini contributor memperoleh “share” (perolehan bagi-hasil) dari pendapatan atau laba proyek dan
bukannya “share” (saham) pada perusahaan persangkutan. Model ini sering disebut sebagai “Skema
Investasi Kolektif” (Collective Investment Scheme).
1. Dilusi saham
3. Likuiditas rendah
4. Risiko penipuan
- Bizhare
- Crowddana
- Pramdana
Di luar negeri
A company lists its offering (the amount it is seeking to raise and the percentage of equity offered) on a
registered crowdfunding portal after it meets all requirements (issuer verification and background check,
document diligence check, use of proceeds, and so on). The crowd makes varying financial commitments
to invest (notice sent to crowdfunding portal) and money is transferred to an escrow agent. When 100
percent of the funding target is reached, money is transferred from the escrow agent to the company.
The company issues shares to investors for their portions of the equity purchased. Upon exit, shareholders
receive their equity percentage of the value of the company.
The Actor of crowdfunding
CONSOB
BANKS/BROKER DEALER
PLATFORMS
START UPS
INVESTORS
(3) compare and contrast the various accounting standards for crowdfunding that are in existence
locally and internationally,
1. USA
Lompatan terbesar untuk peraturan equity crowdfunding terjadi di Amerika Serikat dengan
diperkenalkannya Jumpstart Our Business (JOBS) Act pada 2012. Undang-undang ini
memungkinkan partisipasi investor yang terakreditasi dan non-terakreditasi dalam equity
crowdfunding .Termasuk, undang-undang menetapkan batasan pada jumlah dana yang dapat
dikumpulkan oleh perusahaan, serta pada jumlah yang dapat diinvestasikan oleh setiap investor.
• 1M$
• US National only
• 2K$ max per person
• Sale only after 1 year
2. Italy
6,7M$
Any Nationality
No individual investment limit
Free sale of the shares
3. Indonesia
Penyelenggara
Yang termasuk ke dalam pihak penyelenggara layanan urun dana adalah badan hukum Indonesia
yang menyediakan, mengelola, dan mengoperasikan layanan urun dana.
Persyaratan yang harus dipenuhi untuk dapat menjadi penyelenggara diantaranya:
Pengguna
Yang termasuk ke dalam pengguna layanan urun dana adalah penerbit dan pemodal (investor).
1. Penerbit
Penerbit adalah badan hukum Indonesia berbentuk perseroan terbatas yang menawarkan
saham melalui Penyelenggara. Dalam prakteknya, penerbit ditargetkan lebih kepada
UMKM maupun perusahaan start-up yang baru mengembangkan bisnisnya.
Investor adalah pihak yang melakukan pembelian saham penerbit melalui penyelenggara.
Untuk dapat menjadi investor persyaratan yang harus dipenuhi diantaranya:
4. Malaysia
Introduction
The Securities Commission of Malaysia (“SC”) described equity crowdfunding (“ECF”) as a new form of
fundraising that allows start-ups or small enterprises to obtain capital through small equity investments from a large
number of investors, using online portals to facilitate such investments. In this article, “issuer” refers to an
enterprise which raises funds via an ECF Platform. On 11 February 2015, the SC released the Guidelines on
Regulation of Markets under Section 34 of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (“CMSA”) (“Guidelines”) to
regulate equity crowdfunding in Malaysia.
Relevance of ECF to Issuers
ECF has made fund-raising more convenient to issuers. Start-ups at the early stage of business usually do not have
access to traditional financing methods that small and medium enterprises would have. With the introduction of
ECF, issuers now have access to funding.
Founders of the issuer may also enjoy continued autonomy and control over the business through ECF as compared
to raising funds from venture capitalists or angel investors who usually want a level of control over the issuer.
ECF investors are typically passive investors who are not involved in the management of the issuer. In contrast,
angel investors and venture capitalists may be involved in the management of the issuer and provide advice and
direction. There is a view that ECF may discourage future funding from venture capitalists as they may not be keen
to invest in an enterprise attached with a crowd of investors. As such, if venture capitalists are discouraged from
investing in the issuer, then the issuer may have lost on knowledge and know how that venture capitalists are
prepared to provide. There is a growing flow of mentoring programmes in Malaysia and start-ups may consider
participating in such programmes.
Funds raised via ECF Platform will be retained by the operator in a trust account and will only be released to the
issuer if the targeted amount sought to be raised has been met, there is no material adverse change relating to the
offer during the offer period and the cooling-off period of 6 business days have expired. If these conditions are not
met, the collected amount will be returned to the investors.
The ECF Platform operator, including its directors and shareholders, may invest on the platform not exceeding 30%
of the controlling shares of the issuer and the operator shall disclose such holding to the public on its platform. All
locally incorporated private companies (other than exempt private companies) with a paid up capital not exceeding
RM5 million may participate in the ECF by issuing shares to the investors.
Under the Guidelines, an issuer may raise a maximum of RM3 million within a 12-month period regardless of the
number of projects and an aggregate of RM5 million via the ECF Platform.
Persons who are permitted to invest on the ECF Platform include retail, sophisticated and angel investors. Retail
investors may only invest a maximum of RM5,000 per issuer with a total amount not exceeding RM50,000 in a
year. An angel investor may invest a maximum of RM500,000 in a year. There is no limitation on the investment
amount of a sophisticated investor.
Disclosure
An issuer proposing to be listed on an ECF Platform has the obligation to submit a disclosure document containing
the prescribed information with the ECF Platform operator with respect to information on the key characteristics of
the issuer, the purpose of the offering and the targeted amount, business plan and financial information of the issuer.
Under the Guidelines, investors are given a cooling-off period of 6 business days within which they may withdraw
their investment.
Conclusion
The introduction of an ECF Platform may facilitate the growth of small enterprises, particularly in new areas of
business and industry, which traditional financiers may view as high risk. Please contact the author if we may be of
assistance.
Tax
Equity crowdfunding is a newer type of crowdfunding in which you give shares of your company instead
of an early version of your product. Just like other stock sales, equity crowdfunding sales are exempt
from income tax. However, your investors will need to pay capital gains taxes if they sell at a profit. If
you use a portion of the money you raise to pay yourself a salary, you’ll need to pay personal income
taxes on that amount. https://founderscpa.com/is-your-crowdfunding-campaign-taxable/
(5) explore the perceptions of crowdfunding in Indonesia with regards to the new standard for
consolidating accounts.