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Many businesses struggle to get investment especially in creative sectors which can be seen as high risk due to the volatility of the work.
The enterprise investment schemes (EIS and SEIS) provide extra tax benefits to investors if they make more risky investments. It can help creative businesses win an investor who may otherwise, not be interested.
The Seed enterprise investment scheme (SEIS) and the Enterprise Investment scheme (EIS) were set up to encourage investors to put their money into early stage or more risky investments in the UK.
The idea being that they are rewarded with additional tax benefits for making the investment and if things don't go as well as hoped, there is still some upside to the investor.
WardWilliams Creative specialise in accounting for creatives and have put together a free download to outline the tax benefits an investor can hope to obtain under EIS or SEIS.
WHAT ARE THE SCHEMES?
Ward Williams Creative explain the differences between the Seed Enterprise Investment scheme (SEIS) and the Enterprise Investment scheme (EIS).
WHAT IS THE BUSINESS BENEFIT FOR THE BUSINESS OWNER?
We explain what the benefits are to you the business owner.
Infographic covering the income tax relief, Capital Gains Tax and EIS criteria required for entrepreneur and investors.
Infographic covering income tax relief, Capital Gains Tax and SEIS criteria required for entrepreneur and investors.
WardWilliams Creative provides business support, tax and accountancy services for people and brands working within the creative industries. From TV to tattoos, architects to artists, fashion to food, bitcoin to branding – if creativity is at your heart you’ve landed on the right page!