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04/05/2023

Haven’t utilised R&D before?
R&D tax credits are important government incentives which offer financial benefits to companies of all sizes who are shown to have undertaken innovative projects. Tax credits provide an often-vital cash injection for businesses and are shown to de-risk future investment in innovation. Research and Development (R&D) is not exclusive to large corporations or laboratory lead industries, R&D qualifying efforts can be found across all sectors and all company sizes. Small companies across the country are utilising R&D tax relief in order to increase their profit and competitiveness.

UBS’s expert team have engaged with client bases from Architects to zoos, with examples such as care homes, construction and hospitality, engineering, farming and software development. We take our diverse, extensive expertise and with the guidance UBS offers you can claim R&D tax relief tor educe you company’s tax bill or, alternatively, choose to receive a tax credit instead by way of a cash sum paid by HM Revenue and Customs. Our services can generate passive income for your organisation, and partnership with UBS means looking to the future of your business.

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R&D Tax Credits
A UK HRS scheme implemented to support Limited Companies that have invested in the undertaking of innovative projects. This can benefit companies of all sizes with an often-vital cash injection and are shown to de-risk future investment and innovation. To qualify for R&D tax incentives you must:

Be a limited Company in the UK that is subject to corporation Tax
Have carried out qualifying research and development activities
Have dedicated time and resources to qualifying projects.

Land Remediation Tax Relief
The Land Remediation Tax Relief scheme was implemented to reward developers who actively work on contaminated sites by allowing them to claim back between 10 – 30% of the costs incurred in cleaning up land they purchased in a contaminated or derelict state.

Patent Box
A Government scheme operated through HMRC which provides UK companies that hold either qualifying IP rights or an exclusive IP license, and receive relevant IP income, the facility to benefit from a reduced rate of corporation tax on all relevant profits.