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Chris Nash: 28 May 2026
For many founders, applying for EIS (the Enterprise Investment Scheme) is a key mechanism that will help them to secure funding from prospective...
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Chris Nash: 06 May 2026
The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is a powerful fundraising tool for scaling startups, offering generous tax reliefs to investors who fund...
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Chris Nash: 01 April 2026
For fast-growing businesses, using contractors and subcontractors is often a necessity in order to move quickly and take advantage of increasing...
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Chris Nash: 17 March 2026
Funding rounds are increasingly complex, involving multiple smaller check investors from friends and family to angels to institutional investors....
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Chris Nash: 26 February 2026
For experienced founders raising through the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), most conversations centre on advance assurance, closing the round,...
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Chris Nash: 10 December 2025
You’ve probably seen the headlines around the government’s new Budget 2025 announcement, with changes to EMI dominating the founder space. However,...
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Chris Nash: 04 December 2025
Whilst investing in early-stage companies is an exciting prospect with great upside potential, it also carries risk.
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Chris Nash: 11 November 2025
Raising investment through both the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) and the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) in the same round can allow...
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Chris Nash: 09 September 2025
If you’re raising investment in the UK, it’s likely that you’ll have heard of (and want to raise through) the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme...
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Chris Nash: 30 July 2025
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