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The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) is a government initiative designed to encourage investment in early-stage startups by offering tax reliefs to investors. Understanding how these tax reliefs work can help investors maximize their benefits. Also see our comprehensive SEIS/EIS Guide....

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Here is our step-by-step guide to onboarding on the platform as an investor....

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Adding a new share class can help you:...

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If you have an existing large captable or you've got lots of investors to invite to the platform as part of a funding round, then we can automate this process to avoid doing it manually line by line....

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It is possible to drop one or more of the following onboarding steps on a per-investor basis:...

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Yes, certain family members can invest in a company under the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) or Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) during a "friends and family" funding round. However, not all family members are eligible....

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Founders considering external funding sources often worry about the impact of investment, particularly the potential loss of control over a business they have spent years building....

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All Documents on Founder Catalyst are produced in PDF format, however, we do understand that you may be required to provide copies in Word format; there are a couple of ways you can do this....

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We produce a set of ten document types that will be required by both you and any potential investors as follows:...

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