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R&D plays a critical role in driving innovation, fostering economic growth, and improving competitiveness. Recognising the significance of R&D, HMRC provides incentives and credits to encourage businesses to invest in these activities, in the form of the SME and RDEC Schemes.
Innovation lies at the heart of progress and prosperity, and governments worldwide recognise the importance of Research and Development (R&D) activities in driving economic growth. To incentivise companies to invest in R&D, governments offer tax relief through R&D tax credits.
Research and development (R&D) tax credits can provide significant financial benefits for companies engaged in innovative activities. However, determining whether your company is eligible for these tax incentives requires careful evaluation and understanding of the criteria established by HMRC.
Carbon ThreeSixty® has been working with TBAT Innovation to help claim their R&D tax reliefs since April 2019, working with consultants Ian Davie and Chris Stuttle to establish a strong claim for the business.
The May spotlight features Bulb Studios, a digital product agency creating pioneering software, apps and websites. Bulb specialise in using data and strategy to build digital products for businesses who want more clicks, more customers and more of a connection with the people who use their services.
It is vital that companies understand the implication of changes on the treatment of subcontractor and EPW (Externally Provided Workers) on their R&D claim.
Discover TBAT’s 5-step process for claiming R&D tax credits
This month’s Partner Referral Scheme Spotlight focuses on IMed Consultancy, who they are, what they do and how TBAT are connected with them.
On 15th March Jeremy Hunt has delivered his speech, and we have drawn out the main points that will affect Innovating Companies for you. This highlights the support available to these companies through the altered tax credits schemes and the new innovation funding announced for quantum computing, investment zones and AI (Artificial Intelligence). The budget was pitched to ensure the UK’s R&D stays world-leading in its industries such as creatives, manufacturing, life sciences and quantum computing.
Assists organisations in accessing research and development grant funding across a range of UK and EU schemes and industry sectors.
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