To get SEIS/EIS approval it’s important that you show how your business meets HMRC’s risk to capital condition.
That means, while you want to play up the reward part of the risk/reward equation to investors, you want to do the opposite to HMRC.
Below, we’ve listed a few resources to help you create your business plan for your SEIS/EIS application:
- What to include in your business plan for SEIS/EIS advance assurance
- How to address the SEIS/EIS risk to capital requirement in your application
- Common mistakes to look out for in your SEIS/EIS business plan
Remember, a SeedLegals SEIS/EIS expert will review all the materials you send so you can be confident your application meets all the requirements.