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Autumn Budget 2024: Key Changes and Implications for UK B2B and SaaS Startups and Scaleups

The UK Labour government’s Autumn Budget 2024, which was published at the end of October and brings significant fiscal shifts. For B2B and SaaS startups and scaleups—particularly those at Series A or beyond—the changes to National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be especially important. Understanding and preparing for these adjustments will enable startups and scaleups to safeguard profitability, optimise operational budgets, and enhance resilience against potential market shifts. In this article we outline the key changes and how B2B and Saas businesses can prepare.

Friday 8 November 2024

Register a Trademark - 7 Trademark Principles Every Founder Should Know

Trade marks are crucial assets that can make or break your brand. Obtaining trade mark protection for your key brand elements is essential in building brand identity, recognition and customer loyalty, as well as ultimately ensuring the longevity of the brand. They can also help add significant value to your intellectual property portfolio and by extension to your business. Here are seven key trade mark principles every founder should know.

Monday 14 October 2024

Navigating the Necessary Documentation for Your VC Round: A Quick Guide for Founders

Raising capital is an exciting step for any founder in the growth and hyper growth phases of your startup journey. Whether you’re at pre-seed, seed, Series A stage or beyond, the core documents you’ll need remain fairly consistent across all rounds. While the content may evolve - such as increasing investor rights as rounds progress or heightened founder protections when shareholdings dip below 50% - the essential documents stay the same. When raising a round with external institutional investors especially, these documents are of central importance: the subscription agreement, shareholders agreement, articles of association and cap table.

Monday 14 October 2024

Navigating Founder Departures: Good Leavers, Bad Leavers, and Voluntary Leavers During Fundraising

Startups are as much about people as they are products, and especially the founders. So when negotiating with investors, one of the key risks that they will pick up on is “what happens if one of the founders leaves?”. This is always going to be a crucial discussion point for any growing team when assessing the future plans of a startup.

Thursday 18 July 2024

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