I am very familiar with SEIS and EIS but need some guidance on protocol.
New client is raising £400K and has an offer of £125K but the investor has already used his SEIS allowance so wishes to come in under EIS.
Another investor has £130K and wishes to come in under SEIS.
One more investor of £100K is suggesting he will come on board under EIS.
Can the investment schemes be run side by side or not?
The schemes are well understood and the company qualifies with the SEIS already HMRC approved.
Leading solicitors are employed for contractual work.
Thanks
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This a message board where people try respect each other and offer support.
The tone of your reply is both unnecessary and offensive.
I did make clear that I was looking for protocol being well aware of 257.
I have now found another thread on here that has been most helpful whereas II would say your approach did not serve the purpose.
Nonetheless I thank you for the time in replying.
I think most decent thinking people would find your reply wholly offensive.
Assuming you have a degree you will recall that research is a constant and thus whilst asking questions one continues on other paths. Is that the wrong approach?