Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)

Investing in proven technology businesses on their scale-up journey

• What happens if the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) is unable to offer dividends or buybacks to investors?
• What is Blackfinch's Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) Buyback policy?
• Can my investor make a withdrawal from the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• How quickly are shares typically allotted for the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• Can I change my dividend preference?
• Are VCT dividends taxable?
• Do the rebate shares have the same start date as the initial purchase or does the 5-year clock start on the new date these were reinvested?
• Do reinvested VCT dividends count as a new VCT investment?
• Can clients claim income tax relief on the rebate?
• When can my client claim tax relief on their investment?
• Can existing investors reinvest dividends into the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• How long should clients expect to hold the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• Does the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) pay dividends?
• How does the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) select investments?
• Where can I find literature and supporting documents for the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• How does the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) manage investment risk?
• What types of companies does the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) invest in?
• Who is the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT) suitable for?
• What is the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• What are the fees and charges for the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• What is the minimum investment amount for the Blackfinch Spring Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?
• How do I get a copy of a share certificate?
• What are the different options for claiming Income Tax back if I’m self-employed, a company director, or an employee?
• What is the 6-month rule for VCT?
• What would the reference be on my client’s bank statement when dividends are paid?