Wellington Orbit
Wellington Orbit
Wellington Orbit is a community owned and run cultural centre that provides art and cultural facilities in the town of Wellington, Shropshire.
Sofab Sports
Sofab Sports
Sofab Sports is a Community Interest Company that helps young adults with physical and learning disabilities into work.They took a loan out via a SITR fund to scale their business, which has helped them provide 20 new part-time jobs.
The Freedom Bakery
The Freedom Bakery
Freedom Bakery raised investment from seven investors using the Social Investment Tax Relief to grow their prison-based social enterprise.
The Spotted Cow
The Spotted Cow
The Spotted Cow is a community hub that offers a bar, restaurant, Post Office and B&B under one roof.
FC United of Manchester
FC United of Manchester
FC United of Manchester is a co-operative and community benefit society that has various projects including youth work, school holiday play schemes and adult education.
Fareshare South West
Fareshare South West
FareShare South West is a charity which used money raised using Social Investment Tax Relief to increase its impact in the local community
Onwards and upwards for SITR
All is not lost
Since the Government announced that Social Investment Tax Relief would be extended to 2023, we have been working to understand what the extension means in real terms.
SAVE SOCIAL INVESTMENT TAX RELIEF
The next five weeks are the most crucial in our on-going campaign to save Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR). Many brilliant organisations across the UK have used SITR to raise vital investment that is channelled into creating positive impact for local communities.
How SITR helped launch the UK’s first people owned national TV channel
Our campaign to save and improve Social Investment Tax Relief over the past six months has seen us spotlight many social enterprises and charities who have benefited from the flexible, patient and more affordable finance that SITR can offer to fund their plans to start-up, purchase an asset or scale-up.
Acquiring another social enterprise – can you benefit from SITR?
Six years on from when SITR was first introduced, we are still discovering new ways that Social Investment Tax Relief can help social enterprises and charities raise growth capital.
Get SITR is regularly asked questions about the use of the tax relief when we don’t know the answer, our tax experts at Mills & Reeve are our first port of call.