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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.
5 min read Research and development tax credits are a benefit to many organisations as they can claim for developing new products, processes and systems, as well as improving existing ones. Here, we shine a spotlight on 2023 innovations and what they could mean moving forward.
4 min read E-commerce companies are able to claim R&D tax credits for work that creates new or enhances existing technologies; the requirements of the outcome are very broad provided it advances technical or scientific innovation.
