Does your business Invest in Research and Development?
*Free Initial Assessment with a 5-minute form*
Governments around the world are encouraging businesses to invest in research and development as a way of promoting the national economy. The primary incentive used is Research and Development R&D Tax Credits, which rewards firms who invest heavily in forging paths to the future.
R&D is not only good for the economy – Businesses find these tax credits are valuable to them, not only in money saved but in attracting investors and improving value. Tax Credits can be passed onto new owners and enhance the value of your business should you decide to sell.
There are different types of R&D tax relief, depending on the size of your company and whether the project has been subcontracted to you or not.
How we complete our claims:
- Identify and qualify all your eligible R&D projects
- Write up the supporting technical report(s) to support the R&D claim
- Liaise with HMRC throughout the process to ensure your claim(s) are optimised and accepted
- Minimise any potential disruption to your business and people
- Remove any risk or uncertainty from the claim process
- Maximise the overall benefit to your company
Do you qualify for an R&D Tax Credit? Or are you in the process of including the appropriate documentation to your tax filing?
Does your business invest in research and development and can you benefit from these tax breaks to take your company further?
Arrange a free and confidential call to speak with one of our R&D experts
For a free no obligation chat please call: 01782 916240, email us at [email protected] or visit our website to find out how you can claim.
Click to view other posts:
The Different Types of Capital Allowance
Have you claimed your tax boost?
Research and Development Tax Credits
Latest News
26 May 2026The Collaboration Between Accountants, Surveyors, and Tax Specialists in Property Claims
Capital allowance claims can unlock significant tax relief for businesses that own or invest in commercial property. Yet, despite their value, these claims are often underutilised or incorrectly prepared due to their complexity. At the heart of the process lies a combination of disciplines, tax legislation,...
21 May 2026Buying a Vacant Commercial Property? Why It Could Hold Significant Tax Relief
Buying a vacant commercial property often raises concerns about repairs, tenants, and how long the building has been empty. What many buyers overlook, however, is that vacant buildings can also hold significant hidden tax relief. Even when a property is empty, valuable fixtures such as heating systems,...
Contact Us
Our expert team are here to help answer any of your capital allowances questions or enquires you have about your commercial property.