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TBAT Innovation provide their 12 top tips for R&D Tax Credits and Grant Funding as their Festive Gift!
This week we saw the release of the Chancellor's Autumn Budget. This is always a nerve wracking time, however the good news is that the R&D Tax Credits schemes are still very generous.
Ruth McKernan, chief executive of Innovate UK, revealed on the 8th November during Innovate 2017, the government is to offer low-interest Innovation Loans of up to £1m to help small businesses complete later-stage research and development projects.
One of the Midlands' top corporate legal teams will be supporting businesses across Shropshire/West Midlands to access grant funding to develop new products and services.
Due to purdah prohibiting the publication of “any material which, in whole or in part, appears to be designed to affect public support for a political party”, the Innovate UK delivery plan for 2017/18 cannot be released until after the General Election has taken place.
“We’ve been really impressed with the graduate, the University and the scheme. Only two months in, we already have some great insight and a potential business model…It’s a great way of getting expertise into our business.” Matt Symonds, Managing Director, TBAT Innovation
We've got him! Ian Davie joins TBAT after eight years with the Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) based at Pera Consulting.
Despite a degree of post-Brexit-vote uncertainty, we should remind ourselves that business resilience comes about through sound forward planning, firm leadership and a knowledge of the financial landscape. So what are the certainties, especially for continuing funding of innovation, and what should you do next? Sam Stephens, founding director of Castle Donington-based consultancy TBAT Innovation urges action to claim your R&D Tax Credits.
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