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Community interest companies with share capital and capped dividends — suited to social enterprises seeking equity investment.
Community interest companies limited by guarantee with an asset lock — strong social enterprise identity without share capital.
Charitable incorporated organisations registered with the Charity Commission — Gift Aid eligible with full charitable status.
Companies limited by guarantee with charitable status — dual-registered with Companies House and the Charity Commission.
FCA-registered societies for community benefit — can issue community shares and apply an asset lock for mission protection.
Member-owned societies operating for mutual benefit — worker, consumer, or multi-stakeholder with democratic governance.
Standard limited companies with a social mission — maximum investment flexibility including VC, angel, and impact debt.
Community amateur sports clubs with HMRC-recognised tax relief — open membership, Gift Aid, and business rates discount.
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