What are R&D tax credits and how can my business claim them?
So you’ve improved and grown your business. Perhaps it took some new machinery, perhaps an expansion of your premises, maybe simply a rework of your internal processes.
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (R&D) TAX CREDITS
Research and development (R&D) tax credits are a tax relief, provided by the government, rewarding UK companies for their investments in innovation.
Here at Great Annual Savings our partner specialises in R&D tax credits, working in close partnership with businesses, helping them understand and capitalise on R&D credits to fund their future. The expertise they have developed allows us to remove any hassle or stress you may encounter when making a claim.
R&D tax credits have been around for a while, but they are still the subject of confusion for many businesses. We understand that many are still unsure whether they are eligible to claim. One quick check with our eligibility checker will identify exactly where you stand.
WHY USE GAS
No obligation
We’ll simply assess your claim and let you know if you’re eligible.
Hassle-free service
We remove the hassle of dealing with HMRC by acting on your behalf throughout the process.
Savings
Businesses using the service have successfully reclaimed, on average, £35,000.
R&D Tax credits eligibility calculator
Our calculator gives an accurate estimate of the potential corporation tax relief that you may be eligible to claim.
Enquire now so GAS can fully optimise your claim.
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Research and Development (R&D) Case Study
Great Annual Savings has a long working relationship with this leading automotive coating specialist, having procured their energy for over three years. Before working with our accountancy partners, the firm had never submitted a Research and Development (R&D) claim before.
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