Tom Hopkins: Deal or no deal, should EIS investors fret about Brexit?
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Whatever happens over the next few weeks and months, Tom Hopkins believes, on balance, investors and advisers can be confident the Enterprise Investment Scheme is well supported for a post-Brexit world
Time may fly when you are having fun but, for Theresa May, the last two and a half years or so must feel like a lifetime. And, while no-one knows for sure what might happen over the next few weeks, we...
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