In an ever-evolving business landscape, it’s crucial for accountancy firms to stay informed about government schemes, such as the UK government R&D tax credit scheme. As an accountant, you can help your clients boost their growth and development by helping them access their share of the £39.8 billion earmarked for innovation funding in the form…
read moreIf you are a large or medium-sized UK accounting practice, you've probably had experience submitting claims for HMRC R&D tax credits for your clients. Historically, the process was straightforward – you'd do the numbers, put them together with the supporting technical report from the client, and submit the claim. Then, you'd wait for the money…
read moreMany businesses that have not made an R&D tax claim before may be uncertain of what documentation is required to claim R&D tax credits. The portal is expected to provide a considerably smoother process for agencies and businesses alike to not only prepare and submit R&D claims but also support any HMRC enquiries or compliance…
read moreThe world of R&D tax relief can be something of a wild west, and like the wild west, it's home to many 'cowboys' – unscrupulous R&D tax consultants who see businesses as a source of easy income to be taken advantage of, rather than partners in innovation. At Grantica, we've heard plenty of horror stories…
read moreInnovation is vital for businesses to grow and succeed in today's rapidly developing global market. R&D is a crucial part of innovation, and the UK government has put aside if your company is likely to be eligible for R&D tax credits. What types of R&D qualify for tax credits? The guidelines define R&D for tax…
read moreMany businesses are eligible to claim tax credits to fund R&D. Find out what an R&D claim is, and how you can access the funding.
read moreDid you know your business could be missing out on funding? Millions of pounds in R&D tax credits are unclaimed every year – how much R&D can you claim?
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