So you have made an investment into an SEIS company but you don't want to claim (all of) the income tax relief in the latest tax year - how do you carry it back?
A Uni spin-out purchased software to develop it to license out to customers. It intended to raise SEIS funding but its advance assurance application was rejected by HMRC under the excluded activities test.
Raising funding under the SEIS or EIS can generate significant cash savings for the investors but more can be achieved - if you know how...
Are you a UK startup founder seeking to secure crucial funding through SEIS (Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme) or EIS (Enterprise Investment Scheme)?
