The mechanics of UK angel investing, written plainly: tax reliefs, registry filings, and how to check a startup properly. Everything sourced, nothing hyped.
A £10,000 SEIS cheque doesn't risk £10,000. The arithmetic of income-tax relief and loss relief, and what it means for portfolio construction.
Every UK share issue must be filed at Companies House on form SH01, with the real price per share. Here's how to read one, and what it tells you that the press release doesn't.
The registers and databases a thorough UK angel should check before writing a cheque, what each one tells you, and what it costs (mostly nothing).
The five-year claim window, the three-year clawback, and the certificate you have to chase. These are the deadlines that quietly cost UK angels real money.