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Can you raise SEIS/EIS if you have more than one company? Learn HMRC rules on groups, connections, and control — and how founders can stay compliant.

In today’s hyper‑efficient business world, it’s tempting to lean entirely on AI. Let it automate forecasting, churn through data, and generate reports—and voilà, your finance department is running like clockwork, right?

Learn how investors claim SEIS/EIS relief and what founders must provide. Certificates, timelines, FAQs, and pitfalls explained in plain English.

Learn how to file SEIS/EIS compliance statements correctly. Deadlines, requirements, FAQs, and a founder-friendly checklist to secure investor relief.

When raising investment, your story and vision draw investors in, but your numbers and the way you present them determine whether they stay engaged.

For many UK startups, unlocking investment from angel investors or early-stage funds often hinges on one thing: tax relief. And the most powerful tools in the UK startup toolkit are SEIS and EIS. But before investors commit, they usually want reassurance that your company qualifies.

When raising investment in the UK, two government-backed schemes dominate early-stage funding: the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) and the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS).

Navigating the early stages of investment, share structuring, and tax planning can feel overwhelming especially when you're focused on building something that matters.