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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the eis1 form 2012 in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the company details, including the company registration number, name, and address of the registered office. Ensure you use capital letters for clarity.
  3. In section 1, provide share issue details. Enter the date shares were issued and list subscribers who will claim EIS relief. Include their full names, addresses, description of shares, nominal value, number of shares issued, and amount subscribed.
  4. For section 2A, specify the purpose for which shares were issued. In section 2B, indicate when the trade or research commenced. Fill in details about the qualifying business activity in section 2C.
  5. Complete any additional sections as required based on your company's specific circumstances. Review all entries for accuracy before finalizing.

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The three-year rule under the EIS stipulates that investors must hold their EIS shares for at least three years from the date of issue to qualify for the schemes full tax benefits. This holding period is crucial because it ensures that the investment supports the long-term development of the company.
The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is a government-driven initiative designed to stimulate investment in early-stage businesses through venture capital. It serves as a significant source of capital for these companies while also providing attractive tax reliefs to the investors who support them.
It must be permanently established in the UK. There have to be fewer than 250 employees (500 for a KIC). Gross assets mustnt exceed 15 million before investment and 16 million after investment. Any funds have to be used within 24 months.
EIS companies are early-stage businesses, so investments into these companies are high risk. Investments could fall in value, potentially to zero, and investors may not get back their investment.
Claiming through your self-assessment tax return (paper form) the name of each company you invested in. the amount you invested in each company. the amount on which youre claiming relief for this year. the date your EIS shares were issued.

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Most funds have a particular structure (e.g. a partnership, or an investment company) but EIS funds dont because the structure would block the tax reliefs for the investors. An EIS fund is therefore normally a number of parallel investment management agreements between individual investors and the manager.

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