
What Happens if My Company Does Not Qualify for the Startup ESS Scheme?
As a startup owner, you may wish to incentivise your employees with equity. To do so, you should find a…
As a startup owner, you may wish to incentivise your employees with equity. To do so, you should find a…
When a company is raising capital, they may require a number of different legal documents as part of the investment…
A share split allows your company to increase the number of shares it has without affecting its overall value. You…
If your company is issuing shares, it is important to understand the impact of your decisions on existing and future…
If you are the founder of a company that has multiple shareholders and directors, a shareholders agreement can help you…
All businesses need cash to survive. Startups, who by nature focus on fast growth, can often only achieve this with…
There are several ways a startup can raise capital. One way is to issue convertible notes to investors. In exchange,…
There are several ways a startup can raise capital. Using a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is increasingly common…
A promissory note allows one person (‘the issuer’) to promise, in writing, to pay an agreed sum to another person…
It is very common for startups to implement an Employee Share Option Plan for their company, otherwise known as an…
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