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FounderCatalyst Knowledge Base

  • Adding an Integration
  • Using the Schedule Feature
  • Removing an Integration
  • Support

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  • Understanding the SEIS start of trading date
  • Key difference between SEIS and EIS trading date rules
  • Company age vs trading age
  • Advance Assurance (AA) - when to apply and why
  • Trading date in the AA application process vs AA compliance
  • Practical Takeaways

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  • What is an SH01 form?
  • When would I need to file an SH01?
  • How to File SH01?
  • Where to submit?

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  • Share certificates - all you need to know
  • Key features of a share certificate
  • How share certificates are issued on FounderCatalyst
  • How can investor download their share certificate?
  • FAQs

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  • Setting Up an Options Scheme
  • Types of Options Schemes
  • Setting Up a New EMI Valuation
  • Granting Options
  • Managing Options

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A guide explaining share splits and SH02 filings, including what a share split is, why companies use them, how to file with Companies House, and how to complete and reflect share splits on the FounderCatalyst platform.

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  • Why this matters
  • The basics
  • SEIS, EIS & grants - how they interact
  • How to check what you’ve got
  • Quick examples
  • Founder tips

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    1. Adjustments to shareholding
    1. Changes to investment amounts
  • Why this is not a problem
  • Term sheets: further reading

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