There is an increased push towards automation and digitalisation. Many manufacturing firms are pursuing R+D projects, and reaping the benefits of claiming R+D tax credits to re-coup some of the costs to further invest in their businesses.

Wales has the fastest growing digital economy outside of London, and the growth of the financial and professional sector in Wales has led to a thriving Fintech industry.

Starting a business is not easy. Taking the plunge to set out on your own takes courage, commitment, and a reasonable amount of self-confidence.

The importance of innovation has been a constant and familiar message from policymakers and business leaders for many years. But what is innovation and what role does research and development (R&D) have in it?

Whether looking for seed funding as a startup or conducting your latest funding round to aid expansion plans, understanding how Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credits work is highly advisable.

HMRC release their latest 2018 Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credits Statistics Report; sharing data for accounting periods ending during the 2016-17 tax year. Displaying a few notable trends, we at LimestoneGrey analysed the data, assessing to what extent companies are utilising this government incentive.

How do you choose the right adviser to give your claim the greatest chance of success?

Read the factors to consider when choosing an R&D tax credit adviser.

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How do I make an R&D tax credit claim? LimestoneGrey’s LimeLight article explores the two key components of an R&D tax credit claim, the project summary and cost calculation.