Dermot Campbell: How the election result could affect the EIS landscape
Asset-backed EISs in Treasury’s sights
Before the June election, changes to schemes to encourage investment in new and growing companies looked set to be a mix of good and bad news but now, says Dermot Campbell, more of the latter seems probable
The inconclusive result of the 2017 General Election unsurprisingly led to a drastically slimmed down legislative programme for the new minority administration. This confirmed our initial verdict that...
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