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The Enterprise Investment Scheme: a Guide for Practitioners

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05 February 2010 / Mike Thexton

Issue: 4243 / Categories: Reviews , Investments

By Kevin Slevin; £120 (plus £5.70 P&P)

Publisher: Slevin Associates; loose-leaf 345 pages

I have presented update courses to rooms full of tax practitioners who have heard of the enterprise investment scheme (EIS) but who have no experience of claiming the relief.

As I am a fan of the scheme I wish it was more accessible and attractive for those who have not tried it before. So Kevin Slevin’s new guide which comes in a ring-binder with 345 A4 pages is very welcome.

It is comprehensive and well-organised splitting down the relief into its four different elements and going through the various conditions for a claim in a logical order.

It covers the latest changes to the law in the FA 2009. And it is well supplied with examples case studies and the wealth of practical experience of the author. That is the good news; it is an...

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The Enterprise Investment Scheme: a Guide for Practitioners

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

05 February 2010 / Mike Thexton

By Kevin Slevin; £120 (plus £5.70 P&P)

Publisher: Slevin Associates; loose-leaf 345 pages

I have presented update courses to rooms full of tax practitioners who have heard of the enterprise investment scheme (EIS) but who have no experience of claiming the relief.

As I am a fan of the scheme I wish it was more accessible and attractive for those who have not tried it before. So Kevin Slevin’s new guide which comes in a ring-binder with 345 A4 pages is very welcome.

It is comprehensive and well-organised splitting down the relief into its four different elements and going through the various conditions for a claim in a logical order.

It covers the latest changes to the law in the FA 2009. And it is well supplied with examples case studies and the wealth of practical experience of the author. That is the good news; it is an...

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