We understand that every business is different and no claim is the same. We go the distance so you can focus on the day-to-day.
If this is your first time claiming R&D tax credits, we will give you all the tools and resources you need to create a successful claim now and in the future. Your dedicated project manager will guide you through the process, supporting you and your team to uncover the R&D in your business.
If you’ve previously claimed, either internally or with another provider, we work to enhance your claim. Your dedicated project manager will help produce a high-quality claim that holds up under scrutiny from HMRC and accurately reflects your investment in innovation.
We sit on the R&D Communication Forum and work with HRMC to shape R&D legislation and policy. Our R&D experts can help if you receive an enquiry or need tailored advice to support your claim. We’ll tailor our resources so they are best suited to focus on the particularities of your business, guiding you to the best outcome.
Explore the latest insights from the world of R&D:
4 min read R&D within healthcare can be the difference between a life and death situation, and is crucial in addressing the changing needs of society. In a tax context, R&D within healthcare “achieves an advance in science or technology” and can include analytics technologies that speed diagnosis, artificial intelligence to automate admin, drug discovery and improvement, and the development of non-invasive treatments and surgeries.
6 min read R&D tax credits have been a successful innovation scheme for over 20 years, but they haven’t remained static. The scheme has grown and changed during its lifetime, broadening its reach to cover more contributions to research and development.
5 min read R&D tax credits are often overlooked because organisations don’t fully understand what they are and wrongly assume they are not eligible to make a claim. In this article, we seek to dispel nine common myths that exist around R&D tax credits so you can make an informed decision and avoid missing out.
5 min read Much of engineering seeks to improve existing solutions to problems, and HMRC defines R&D for tax purposes as “taking place when a project seeks to achieve an advance in science or technology”. Discover what engineering work is covered by the R&D tax credits scheme.
