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VC Firms Face New California Reporting Mandate | JD Supra

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By Eunice Choi, David Holland, Julia Michell Ho-Gonzalez
| JD Supra
Venture capital and private equity fund managers with a California nexus that qualify as venture capital companies should begin collecting founder data for investments made in 2025 and must file their first report by April 1, 2026. Takeaways Administration and enforcement of SB 54 transfers from the California Civil Rights Department to the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) and will begin with the 2026 reporting cycle.
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Switching on Renters’ Rights

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By Michelle Adams, David Holland, Chloe Ward
| Squire Patton Boggs
The government has now announced its plans to “switch on” the Renters Rights Act (Act). The changes will provide greater security for tenants of residential properties and streamline the process for landlords to seek possession of their properties. For a detailed summary of the changes, see our article. The government’s proposals will be implemented in three phases over the coming years. Phase 1 The first phase will introduce periodic tenancies as a replacement for existing fixed-term tenancies.
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SMBs are spending $7.6k a year on recruitment. Why isn't it working?

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By David Holland
| CFOtech Australia
Australia's small and medium businesses (SMBs) are navigating one of the toughest economic periods in recent memory, and recruitment is emerging as both a symptom and a cause of their broader struggles. Employment Hero's 2025 Recruitment Report reveals that SMBs are spending an average of $7,600 a year on recruitment, yet only 6% describe their hiring process as excellent.
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