Want the right to buy out your investors? Here’s why that’s a bad idea
The right to buy out your investors later, or giving your investors the right to sell their shares can be problematic. In this post, we explain why.
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We explain what US companies need to do to offer SEIS/EIS to investors - and how to use the SeedLegals SEIS/EIS compatib...
At SeedLegals we recommend companies issue their employees with EMI share options that convert into non-voting shares. T...
Today we're launching the world's first hybrid funding round, combining the widely unknown workings of Web3, NFTs and cr...
With the end of the 2023-24 tax year fast approaching, you can make the most of investor momentum. Here’s how to close y...
Startups commonly give 1% equity to General Advisors paid only in equity, who work less than 2 days a month. Discover m...
You might have spotted the blog post about how to raise investment on the personal website of Tom Blomfield, founder of...
Some of the 2,000+ companies who’ve set up an option scheme with SeedLegals have told us that they want a way to allocat...
When you sell your company, if there are unallocated shares in your option pool, how do you make sure you get them back?...
You know how on Dragons’ Den the dragons bring a pile of money with them? Well, that doesn’t work on the int...
Over the past year many businesses took out £50K Bounce Back Loans (BBLS). Some of those companies have raised SEIS fund...