Hi guys,
I have made 2 chunky investments in 2 separate companies. Both private investments and qualify for EIS - I have now received the EIS3 claim forms.
I am full-time employed and pay my income tax via PAYE.
For one of the investments, the shares were technically issued last tax year, and for the other they were this tax year.
How can I claim my EIS relief (i.e. 30% of my investment) on these investments?
I have the EIS3 forms so I know I need to send them off. But I find the form very confusing.
I'm guessing I tick "I wish relief to be allowed in my PAYE coding", but do I tick "I am claiming relief for a year for which I have already sent in a tax return"? I haven't sent in a tax return as I'm PAYE - but it is for shares issued in the last tax year...???
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