Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 69W-700.012 - Oil and Gas Participation Plans
(1)
The minimum purchase or initial subscription to an oil, gas, petroleum or
mineral participation plan may not be less than $5,000 and must be payable in
full by the purchaser directly to the issuer within twelve (12) months from the
date on which the program commences. The initial subscription shall not provide
for the offering of financing by the issuer or the issuer's sales agents either
directly or indirectly.
(2)
Compensation to dealers shall be a cash commission. Indeterminate compensation
to dealers, such as overriding interests and net profit interests are not
acceptable in the absence of a firm underwriting. Warrants or options to
dealers are not acceptable in the absence of a firm underwriting.
(3) Sponsor's history of operations for the
past five (5) years or for such period of time as the Sponsor has been engaged
in the business shall be fully disclosed, and when applicable, income for each
program shall be scheduled.
(4) All
properties that are acquired by a plan from the Sponsor or affiliate at a
consideration other than cost, must have such purchase price established by
qualified independent petroleum engineers. If the property is unproductive
and/or unexplored, then the value shall be determined by a qualified
independent expert.
(5) Annual
audited financial reports and tax information shall be furnished to investors
in a form which may be used in the preparation of their individual tax returns.
Report of the value of an investor's interest shall be based on an independent
petroleum engineer's appraisal of the status of the
properties.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 517.03 FS. Law Implemented 517.081(7) FS.
New 9-20-82, Formerly 3E-20.11, 3E-700.12, 3E-700.012, Amended 3-21-24.
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