SEIS is a powerful tool for UK startups - but timing is key. Close investments, issue shares, and follow rules so investors get the tax relief they expect.
Has the government materially weakened one of the four key benefits of SEIS/EIS for angels?!
Thinking about a Delaware flip to unlock U.S. funding? Learn how UK startups can structure the move, protect SEIS/EIS eligibility, and decide whether it’s the right step for their next round.
If you're in the early stages of building your startup, this guide to SEIS funds should be helpful!
Get your pre-seed fundraising ready with our UK startup data room checklist. From pitch deck and cap table to IP and compliance docs — learn exactly what investors expect and how to stay organised.
Discover how UK founders can leverage the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) to fund their business, accelerate growth and plan a smart exit. Learn eligibility, tax benefits and key strategies.
Our reaction to Rachel Reeves' Budget Announcement on 30th October 2024.
Most angel investors require it; you need to understand it. But what are the rules, how do the schemes work and what’s the impact on investor risk?
Following the recent mini-budget, FounderCatalyst is giving free access to an ASA to allow founders to make use of the increased SEIS limits before April 2023.
A quick summary of changes announced to the SEIS and EIS schemes on 23rd of September 2022
You can start a funding round in minutes with a free FounderCatalyst account, experiment with our service and see how easy it would be to save time, money, and emotional resources by using FounderCatalyst when raising your next funding round.
You can see a sample of the paperwork we'd generate, invite colleagues to act as investors, and truly experiment with how easy we make it. Then cancel the experiment round when you're ready to start a real one!
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