It wouldn't be any more complicated to account for on your return. The link doesn't work but I assume you're still buying shares in a company(?). So you just account for the gain from dividends/on disposal if and when it delivers a return.
I'd be curious to know what it is that prevents it being EISable... possibly if the revenue is license or royalty based.
It wouldn't be any more complicated to account for on your return. The link doesn't work but I assume you're still buying shares in a company(?). So you just account for the gain from dividends/on disposal if and when it delivers a return.
I'd be curious to know what it is that prevents it being EISable... possibly if the revenue is license or royalty based.