UK Investors · SEIS

UK Investors Get 50% of TheirInvestment Back From HMRC

The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme is one of the most generous government-backed incentives for early-stage investors — high-growth potential with exceptional tax efficiency.

In Short

Back Ambitious
Founders — Tax Efficiently

SEIS lets you invest in innovative startups and claim up to 50% income tax relief on investments of up to £200,000 per year. Any profits from a successful exit are completely free of capital gains tax after three years. Losses can be offset against other income, reducing your overall risk.

In short, SEIS gives you a powerful combination of high-growth potential and exceptional tax efficiency — helping you back ambitious founders while protecting your downside.

50%

Income Tax Relief

Claim up to 50% back on investments of up to £200,000 per tax year.

0%

Capital Gains Tax

Profits on a successful exit are tax-free after holding shares for three years.

Loss

Downside Relief

If it doesn't work out, losses can be offset against your other income.

CGT

Reinvestment Relief

Reinvesting an existing gain into SEIS shares can shelter part of that gain.

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SEIS, Explained

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Important — Capital at Risk

This website is a summary for information only and does not constitute investment, financial or tax advice, nor an offer or invitation to invest. Investing in early-stage companies carries significant risk: the value of an investment can go down as well as up, you may lose all the capital you invest, and shares are illiquid and hard to sell. Forecasts and projections are illustrative targets based on current assumptions; they are not guarantees of future performance. SEIS tax reliefs depend on your individual circumstances, the company maintaining qualifying status, and HMRC approval, and the rules may change. Please seek independent professional advice before investing. Full terms are set out in the investor deck and any formal offer documentation.