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Last updated on July 17th, 2019 at 11:37 am
Welcome to
‘The Jonathan Lea Network’
HQ’d in Haywards Heath, Mid-Sussex and collaborating virtually with a wide network of trusted specialists, we provide UK business law services for entrepreneurs, technology startups and dynamic private companies. We work with purposeful clients throughout the UK and around the world, adopting a tailored, pragmatic and clear approach to each matter we take on.
Put simply, through our work we aim to increase your profit, protection and free time. We only accept instructions on matters where we know we can add value and will always ensure that clients have the benefit of fee certainty, including a commitment to fixed fees where possible.
How Long Does It Take To Get SEIS And EIS Advance Assurance?
Published 66 days ago
An overview of how long you should expect to wait to hear back from HMRC once SEIS and EIS advance assurance applications have been made. We get asked this question a lot!
How To Claim SEIS And EIS Loss Relief
Published 131 days ago
How individual and corporate investors claim loss relief on shares that were subscribed for pursuant to SEIS and EIS.
What Happens To Employees On A Business Sale?
Published 152 days ago
How the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations applies to business sales, what protections are extended to employees and an overview of an employer’s main obligations.
Knowledge Intensive Companies And The Enterprise Investment Scheme
Published 152 days ago
An overview of the qualifying criteria that will need to be met in order to be determined as a knowledge intensive company and benefit from the additional EIS benefits available to such companies.
How A Startup Or Private Company Can Issue Mini-Bonds
Published 165 days ago
Typically, mini-bonds offer investors returns of up to 7% per annum over 3 to 5 years. Mini-bonds are unregulated, non-transferable (cannot be traded between investors) and often unsecured instruments