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• #1052
I got some of those SEIS docs a while ago. I think I filed them in the Too Hard Basket.
Finances >>>
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• #1053
This is explanatory:
What are the benefits of SEIS for investors?
Investors can receive initial income tax relief of 50% on investments up to £100,000 per tax year in qualifying shares issued on or after 6 April 2012
A CGT exemption will offered in respect of gains realised on the disposal of assets in 2012-13, that are reinvested through SEIS in the same year
The individual investor can be a director of the company, but not an employee
An individual’s stake in the company can be no more than 30%
SEIS tax relief applies only to recently incorporated companies
The company must have 25 or less employees and gross assets of up to £200,000
For 2012-2013 only, a CGT exemption will be offered in respect of gains realised on the disposal of assets that are invested through SEIS in the same year.
ExamplesAs with our EIS tax relief examples, we’re going to keep the numbers straightforward and assume you invest £10,000, pay income tax at 45% and capital gains tax at 28%.
Case 1: The company does well and doubles in value
Investment = £10,000
Income Tax Relief = £5,000 (you get 50% of your investment back as a tax bill reduction)
Profit from sale = £10,000
Capital Gains Tax = £Zero (if you have held the shares for three years)
Tax free return = £15,000Case 2: After three years the company’s value is the same
Investment = £10,000
Profit from sale = £Zero
Your gain = £5,000 reduction in your income tax billCase 3: The company folds and the shares hold no value
Investment = £10,000
Income Tax Relief = £5,000 (you get 50% of your investment back as a tax bill reduction)
At risk capital = £5,000
Loss relief = £2,250 (45% of at risk capital)
Your actual loss = £2,750 (£10,000 – [£5,000 + £2,250]) -
• #1054
I just got a Loss Relief statement.
Is there a timeframe limit to claiming the SEIS tax relief? I'm wondering if there's any point scanning the docs and sending them to my accountants. They'll probably ignore them.
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• #1055
This^
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• #1056
Ok. So i lost £ 1000, didn't claim so foes that mean I can het a rebate of £750? 50% from income tax relief and then loss relief?
Also which tax year did we actually put the money in for the 2nd round?
Being lazy and I'll send to the accountant but checking it is worth doing
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• #1057
It's your personal tax return, no? Don't you do that yourself?
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• #1058
Self assessment online form is where you can add it I believe.
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• #1059
It's not straight forward claiming loss relief as you need to submit a computation.
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• #1060
submit a computation.
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• #1061
Nope HMRC wrote to me saying that since I am employed by a single employer I don't need to self assess anymore. It's a different world to you freeloaders, erm I mean freelancers :)
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• #1062
I think If you want to claim your relief you'll need to do it via a self assessment even if you're PAYE
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• #1063
Just got my refund from Mr Tax man
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• #1064
Just logged into Seedrs again after 5 years to find a rebate from Microcosm of £24.78
FUCKING WINNER!!!
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• #1065
Buy a yacht
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• #1066
Just reinvested it into Tech Will Save Us
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• #1067
Why would seedrs credit you? I thought any rebate was from the SEIS tax scheme?
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• #1068
Part of the dissolving process I guess
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• #1069
Where's mine?
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• #1070
I don't flipping know
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• #1071
What's the bloody use of ya then?!
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• #1072
I am £450 up on another seedrs deal but that's not enough to recoup my microcossies losses. Yet.
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• #1073
£12.73 for me. That's going in my bike fund. Might get an innertube for that.
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• #1074
£1.07
Lambo meet-up this weekend?
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• #1075
£9.12
baller
It was, proceeded with caution anyway, but all's good.