R&D TAX CREDITS
Industry leading R&D support that works with your accounting, tax and finance strategy
Unlock your full R&D Tax Relief benefit, without the workload and risk.
How to know if your business is eligible for R&D tax credits
If your company is spending any amount of money on improving, innovating, or developing a process, product, or service, then it will most likely qualify for R&D tax credits.
Did your project team face uncertain outcomes at the start of the project that involved new processes of any kind? If so, it means that your team did not know whether or not a certain outcome was achievable. This is a great indicator for R&D tax credits.
It takes forward thinking to recognise forward thinking
Innovation is at the heart of everything we do. It takes a forward-thinking business to recognise a forward-thinking business, so we thrive when we’re working alongside others who hold the same values and ideals.
Our R&D team is made up of experts who have previously held notable positions at IBM, AstraZeneca, Grant Thornton, EY, and Deloitte. The team has led some of the largest R&D claims in the industry for major household names, from pure hardware and software developers, retail, manufacturing and financial services organisations to a-typical R&D companies such as pharmaceutical, and specialist chemical laboratories.
The Process Can Be Complex, But We’re Here To Help
Assess your Eligibility
Produce the R&D Technical Report
Assess the Costs Involved
Full Submission to HMRC
National Expertise
As well as tax specialists, our R&D team contains individuals with backgrounds in engineering, science, software and more, meaning you get the weight of up-to-PhD experience behind your submission. Leading that team are
Matina Mitrou PhD
Chemical Engineer
Matina possesses extensive experience in developing and optimising complex formulations, with a strong focus on their behavior under various conditions.
Daniele Incerti MEng
Aeronautical Engineering
Daniele is an accomplished engineer with over five years of experience in the aerospace industry, followed by a successful transition into the R&D tax sector.