Will how I came to own my small business affect my chances of getting grants from the Northern Ireland government?

Regardless of how you came by your small business in Northern Ireland, as its owner you are likely just as eligible for government grants as any other small business. So long as you are otherwise eligible. It is possible that the issue of inheritance will negate some grants programmes specific terms. However, it is unlikely. To be sure, you should talk with a professional agent who can help you find grants where this is least likely to be an issue. If you are thinking of retaining your recently inherited small business in Northern Ireland, you may seek advice from UKStartups.org’s resources and agents. You may do so by calling, freephone, 020 3880 8554. Alternatively, complete the form on our website.

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