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Having recently raised a seed in the UK; there is simply no reason to accept any sort of prefs for a seed round. There is plenty of SEIS/EIS money about - and p
by majc2 8y ago
Having recently raised a seed in the UK; there is simply no reason to accept any sort of prefs for a seed round. There is plenty of SEIS/EIS money about - and part of those tax relief schemes is the investors need to take ords or they lose the tax-relief.
Your mileage may vary etc.
- walshemj 8y agoAnd generally the UK is stricter on multishare classes - and approved share schemes have some strict rules on what sort of shares employees must be issued with.
- lifeisstillgood 8y agoIs there any good resources on raising seed in UK (besides family / friends). ?