What Are The Differences Between SEIS and EIS? Making It Easy for Your Investors.
If your startup is fundraising you’ll want to make yourself more investible. The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) and Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) help you do just that. EIS was the first of the two to be launched with SEIS emerging in 2012. As part of the UK government’s ongoing initiative to support SMEs each scheme was designed to make investment in UK-based businesses attractive. Recognising the difficulties often faced by early-stage companies when it comes to raising the finance needed for growth, these schemes offer generous tax relief to investors who are willing to put their faith and money into these ambitious companies.
It’s therefore unsurprising that many of us have questions over what the differences are between each scheme and the way the process works for each. Investors welcome tax breaks while supporting UK companies at the same time, so if you break through the jargon and are able to convey the differences between each, this ensures credibility during your funding round and keeps your investors happy.
To examine the core differences between the two schemes please read on via our link:
