About this Event
Businesses are invited to register for the R&D Tax Credits workshop with leading experts from Azets.
Azets specialist R&D tax team can help identify whether you’re eligible and can support with submitting claims.
The R&D tax relief scheme was created to fuel innovation in the UK and provide compensation to limited companies engaged in research and development. Currently, the scheme is categorised into two brackets:
- the Small Medium Enterprise (SME) scheme
- one for large companies, the Research and Development Expenditure Credit (RDEC) scheme
Broadly, to qualify for an R&D tax credits claim, a company’s project must seek to achieve an advancement in science or technology. The project should address an area of scientific or technological uncertainty and be innovative.
A company can then claim enhanced corporation tax deductions against its taxable profits for the expenditure that qualifies.
No matter the size or stage of your business, our team of dedicated and experienced R&D tax credit experts can assist in identifying the areas where your business can benefit from the R&D tax incentive scheme. Azets will provide you with expert advice on how to make your claims and guide you through the filing process with HMRC.
If you'd prefer a 1:1 conversation, please speak with your Business Innovation Specialist or contact STRIDE directly.
Delivered by the University of Plymouth - STRIDE, on behalf of the Good Growth Fund.
STRIDE is a high impact, bespoke intensive innovation programme designed to support innovative businesses in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. The programme focuses on businesses who have the potential to commercially exploit new ideas and technology to scale and grow their business.
Designed to accelerate innovation and economic growth, STRIDE delivers bespoke high value, intensive interventions to businesses through a series of interlinked reinforcing activities which deliver true innovation with measurable business improvements that link to new funding opportunities.
Building on the success of the University of Plymouth flagship business innovation project in Cornwall, Acceleration Through Innovation (ATI), STRIDE focuses on those sectors detailed within the Good Growth Investment Plan - clean energy resources, geo-resources, data and space, visitor economy and agri-food. The project will also support businesses outside of these sectors where there are clear opportunities for research and innovation to drive growth and productivity.
This event is funded via the C&IoS Shared Prosperity Fund. In compliance with the UK subsidy control, the above activity has been costed at a Minimum Financial Assistance (MFA) rate of £350. In attending this event, you are confirming that this, along with any previous support received (e.g. Deminimis) will not exceed the MFA threshold of £315,000 cumulated over the current and the previous two financial years.
This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Cornwall Council has been chosen by Government as a Lead Authority for the fund and is responsible for monitoring the progress of projects funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
To find out more about STRIDE, contact the Good Growth Hub:www.ciosgrowthhub.com / www.theinnovationexperts.co.uk
By registering for this event, you agree to your registration data being stored with University of Plymouth, Good Growth Fund and Cornwall Council.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club, Lostwithiel Road, Bodmin, United Kingdom
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