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Praetura will ensure all investments
                                                                                                             made within the Fund are suitable

                                                                      The same                               for EIS qualification
                                                                  investment offers
                                                                  62% better return                          To qualify under the EIS rules, a company must meet
                                                                  with EIS tax reliefs                       various criteria, the main ones are as follows:
                                                                     than without
               Qualification & Benefits                                                                      •     is established in the UK;

                                                                                                             •     isn’t trading on a recognised stock exchange at the time
                                                                                                                 of the share issue and doesn’t plan to do so (also known
                                           Initial Investment
                                                                                                                 as an unquoted company);
                                                                                                             •     doesn’t control another company other than qualifying
                                              Invest with EIS Relief  Invest without EIS Relief
                                                                                                                 subsidiaries;
                    Total Investment               £100,000                 £100,000                         •     isn’t controlled by another company or doesn’t have
                 Less: Income Tax Relief           (£30,000)                    £-                               more than 50% of its shares owned by another company;

                 Net Cost of Investment            £70,000                  £100,000                         •     must not have gross assets worth more than £15 million
                                                                                                                 before any shares are issued and not more than £16
                                                                                                                 million immediately afterwards;
                        Investment Returns (assuming company doubles in value)
                                                                                                             •     has fewer than 250 full-time equivalent employees at the
                                                                                                                 time the shares are issued;
                                              Invest with EIS Relief  Invest without EIS Relief
                                                                                                             •     must carry out a qualifying trade. Trades that are
                     Sale of Shares                £200,000                 £200,000                             excluded include coal or steel production, farming,
                                                                                                                 leasing activities, legal or financial services, property
               Less: Net Cost of Investment        (£70,000)                (£100,000)
                                                                                                                 development, running a hotel or nursing home,
                    Total Gain / (Loss)            £130,000                 £100,000                             generation of electricity, heat, gas or fuel;

                    Capital Gains Tax                 £-                     (£20,000)                       •     can’t raise more than £5 million in total in any 12-month
                                                                                                                 period unless the company qualifies as a Knowledge
                     Net Gain / Loss               £130,000                  £80,000
                                                                                                                 Intensive Company in which case the annual limit
              Percentage Gain on Net Cost           186%                      80%                                increases to £10  million.


            *  No capital gains as long as shares held for 3 years
            **   Receive loss relief equal to capital at risk.  Net cost of investment (£70,000) multiplied by assumed personal tax rate of 45%
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