> SEIS made it almost a no-brainer and it still should, as I understand it. On a £100k investment that the business loses all of, the investor gets £75k (£50k

> SEIS made it almost a no-brainer and it still should, as I understand it. On a £100k investment that the business loses all of, the investor gets £75k (£50k tax relief + £25k-ish loss relief) back or something ridiculous, don't they? Makes me wonder how this hasn't made UK capital more readily flow