Authid Inc. quarterly report, Q2 FY2013

Business context and reporting period

The supplied filing is IIM Global Corporation’s unaudited Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2013; it identifies the company as formerly Silverwood Acquisition Corporation. This does not match the request metadata naming Authid Inc. IIM Global described itself as a development-stage company and checked the box indicating it was a shell company.

The company had no operating revenue. It was pursuing a proposed business combination with Innovation in Motion, Inc. (IIM), which operates in handheld identification and mobile payments. A term sheet was signed January 23, 2013, but no definitive merger agreement had been executed as of the report.

Financial highlights

MetricPeriod or dateReported amount
RevenueThree and six months ended June 30, 2013$0
Operating expenses / net lossThree months ended June 30, 2013$8,801
Operating expenses / net lossSix months ended June 30, 2013$8,871
Net lossSix months ended June 30, 2012$1,500
CashJune 30, 2013$8,908
Due from related partyJune 30, 2013$255,590
Intangible assetsJune 30, 2013$243,000
Total assetsJune 30, 2013$507,498
Total liabilitiesJune 30, 2013$1,569
Stockholders’ equityJune 30, 2013$505,929
Cash used in operating activitiesSix months ended June 30, 2013$263,242
Cash used in investing activitiesSix months ended June 30, 2013$243,000
Cash provided by financing activitiesSix months ended June 30, 2013$515,000

Margins are not meaningful because there was no revenue. No debt balance is reported. The balance sheet shows current assets of $264,498 against current liabilities of $1,569, but most current assets were the related-party receivable rather than cash.

Material changes versus prior comparable period

  • Six-month net loss increased to $8,871 from $1,500 in 2012; second-quarter loss was $8,801 versus $750.
  • Cash rose from $150 at December 31, 2012 to $8,908 at June 30, 2013. The company received $515,000 under stock subscription agreements, advanced $255,590 to IIM, and reported $243,000 of intangible-asset acquisition spending.
  • The company recorded $243,000 of intangible assets and a $255,590 related-party receivable; neither amount appeared on the December 31, 2012 balance sheet.

Outlook, risks, contingencies, and unusual items

  • Merger uncertainty: The proposed IIM transaction was not definitive, and the filing gives no assurance it would close. If consummated, IIM shareholders were expected to own a majority of the combined company; IIM was expected to be the accounting acquirer.
  • Going concern: Management cited recurring losses and dependence on shareholder support, additional financing, or a successful business combination. Management planned to use personal funds to pay 2013 expenses; there is no assurance of profitability.
  • Funding conditions: The $515,000 subscription proceeds related to 1,910,000 shares that were not to be issued until execution of a reverse merger agreement and a subsequent IPO.
  • Development commitments: The company reported a $430,000 total development contract for its HDR+ device, with $43,000 paid and expensed as research and development by June 30.
  • Related-party and asset details: The $255,590 advance was to IIM, and the company said it would assume IIM’s liabilities upon merger. The notes describe an Android payment application purchase for $200,000, while the financial statements and cash flow statement report $243,000 of intangible assets/acquisition spending; the filing text does not explain the difference.
  • Control weaknesses: Management concluded disclosure controls were not effective and cited material weaknesses involving inadequate segregation of duties and insufficient accounting personnel.
  • Filing inconsistencies: The balance sheet and inception-to-date statement show accumulated deficit/net loss of $12,064, while Note 2 and MD&A state accumulated deficit of $55,064. The filing does not reconcile these values.

Important facts for investors to verify

  1. Confirm the issuer’s identity and whether this filing is relevant to Authid Inc., since the filing names IIM Global Corporation.
  2. Reconcile the reported accumulated deficit of $12,064 versus $55,064 and the $200,000 software purchase versus $243,000 recorded intangible asset.
  3. Verify the terms, collectability, and use of the $255,590 advance to IIM, and the conditions attached to the $515,000 subscriptions.
  4. Check whether a definitive merger agreement or subsequent IPO occurred; neither was confirmed in this filing.
  5. Assess the company’s ability to fund operations and address its disclosed control weaknesses and going-concern uncertainty.