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Enterprise Management Incentives (EMI) The continued growth and success of your business is dependent on your workforce. It is, therefore, important to ensure that you are recruiting, incentivising and retaining the right people. A share based incentive scheme can help you to achieve these goals. Share schemes can be split into two categories: HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) approved schemes that offer tax benefits but sometimes with little flexibility; and unapproved schemes that offer increased flexibility but at the cost of tax disadvantages. This briefing focuses on the most common form of approved share incentive schemes, Enterprise Management Incentives or EMIs. What is an EMI? EMIs are tax advantaged share options. Under the plan, employees are given (granted) the option to acquire shares in their employer company within a specified time period and at a fixed price.
Enterprise Management Incentives (EMI) The continued growth and success of your business is dependent on your workforce. It is, therefore, important to
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