EIS

Mark Ward

Mark Ward (BDO) explains the qualifying conditions, benefits for investors and practical points when claiming relief.

Neal Todd

Neal Todd and Anthony Reeves (Fladgate) consider some of the funding methods open to a business trading as a limited company.

Robert Maas

I was reading an article on AccountingWeb the other day. It started:“In recent years, tax-saving schemes involving films have got their promoters into hot water and roasted unfortunate users in the newspapers. So why is the British Film Institute...

Andrew Goldstone

Andrew Goldstone (Mishcon de Reya) believes that a recent case raises concerns over HMRC’s approach to litigation and illustrates the need for change in the EIS legislation.

Andrew Parkes

Brussels is threatening the UK with court action over ‘illegal’ tax breaks. Andrew Parkes (Milestone International Tax Partners) explains.

Erika Jupe

Erika Jupe (Osborne Clarke) considers where things stand following the patient capital review, and asks whether the government’s thinking for additional incentives are on the right track.

Cathya Djanogly

EIS and preferential rights attaching to shares

Zoe Fatchen

Zoe Fatchen (Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co) sets out the key features of EIS and SEIS for individuals seeking qualifying commercial investment opportunities and provides some practical tips for advisers.

Jacob Gilkes

Natasha Kaye

Natasha Kaye and Jacob Gilkes consider the EIS and stamp duty provisions which apply when introducing a new holding company

Tim Smith (Baker Tilly)

Richard Wilson

Finance Bill 2014 included proposed legislation for social investment tax relief, a relief available to investors in social enterprises from 6 April 2014. Tim Smith and Richard Wilson take a look.

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