Post by rogerbu on Apr 12, 2016 18:53:29 GMT
If an EIS/SEIS company fails you can claim Loss Relief against Income Tax on the difference between acquisition price (investment amount less upfront EIS 30%/SEIS 50% tax relief) and final value (zero or winding up value). Loss Relief is I believe limited to amount of income tax actually paid
Has anyone successfully claimed EIS/SEIS Loss Relief against income tax?
If so, how, when (in Tax return or separate claim) and were there any problems?
Any advice welcomed.
Has anyone successfully claimed EIS/SEIS Loss Relief against income tax?
If so, how, when (in Tax return or separate claim) and were there any problems?
Any advice welcomed.
