Kim wants to invest in Beta Company’s crowdfunding equity fund. In the current 12-month period, Kim has invested $25,000 in other equity funds registered under Regulation Crowdfunding. Her annual income is $900,000, and her net worth is $1,500,000. How much can she invest in Beta’s crowdfunding equity fund?

Under Regulation Crowdfunding, there are specific investment limits based on an individual's income and net worth. For an individual with an annual income of $900,000 and a net worth of $1,500,000, the investment limit in crowdfunding equity offerings is calculated as the greater of:

5% of the lesser of the investor's annual income or net worth.

If the investor's annual income and net worth are both equal to or more than $107,000, then the limit is 10% of the lesser of the investor's annual income or net worth, capped at $107,000.

Let's calculate both scenarios:

5% of the lesser of annual income or net worth:

5% of $900,000 (income) = $45,000

5% of $1,500,000 (net worth) = $75,000

The lesser amount between these is $45,000.

If annual income and net worth are both over $107,000:

10% of $900,000 (income) = $90,000

10% of $1,500,000 (net worth) = $150,000

The lesser amount between these is $90,000.

Comparing the results from both scenarios, the maximum investment Kim can make in Beta Company's crowdfunding equity fund is $45,000 because it's the smaller amount calculated from the two scenarios based on the 5% limit.