Is my business eligible for R&D tax credits
What are R&D tax credits?
Research and development (R&D) tax credits are a government incentive designed to reward UK companies for investing in innovation. They are a valuable source of cash for businesses to invest in accelerating their R&D, hiring new staff and ultimately growing.
To benefit from R&D tax incentives, you must:
Be a limited company in the UK that is subject to Corporation Tax.
Have carried out qualifying research and development activities and spent money on these projects.
R&D can take place in any sector. It occurs in everything from cheese-making to chemical engineering, manufacturing, and construction to renewables. If you are developing a product which is new to the market, it is very likely you could qualify.
The average UK SME R&D claim is worth £32,409* so don't miss out on the chance for a valuable cash injection for your business!
Find out if your business is eligible by requesting a call back from our R&D tax credits experts.
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FREE R&D ASSESSMENT: We talk to your finance and tech team to hunt down every qualifying R&D activity.
R&D CLAIM PREPARATION: Our dedicated R&D account manager will work with you to document each R&D activity and split out the qualifying costs.
SUBMISSION TO HMRC: Once finalised, we’ll submit your claim to HMRC’s specialist R&D unit.
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