GB Shared

Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) in Lancashire

GB Shared

Business

Expires:

Total: 10000000

Individual: 250000

Minimum company size: 1

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You have probably heard of the SEIS scheme. It helps start-ups to raise money for their business. You get a maximum of £250,000 including state aid awarded in the three years running up to the date of investment.

Make sure you meet the conditions so investors can claim and keep SEIS tax reliefs relating to their shares. Said tax reliefs will be withheld or withdrawn if you don’t meet these conditions for three years after the investment. The money must be spent within three years of the share issue.

Use the link to find out more from gov.,uk
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