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Research and Development Tax Reliefs 4th ed


ISBN13: 9781526536280
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781526507273
To be Published: July 2026
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £120.00





UK R&D tax reliefs are among the most effective and generous tax allowances in the world. Yet many companies, entitled to the incentive, do not claim reliefs that are due, either through a lack of awareness or because the reliefs seem complex or inappropriate to their business. But the significant increases in the value of the incentive, and the widened variety of sectors claiming, make the UK's R&D tax relief code even more important. At the same time, the growth in HMRC powers and penalty-based tax regime highlight the importance of accurately documented claims.

This comprehensive commentary brings together the many aspects of the R&D tax relief framework and its alternatives into a readable and manageable reference point. It includes the latest extensive Finance Act changes as well as technical case law analysis and updates and linked examples and calculations. Topics covered in this update include:

  • Relevance and usefulness of the new reliefs,
  • Legislative structure and design
  • Case studies setting out the benefits and technical areas of computation and eligibility
  • Guide to compliance with HMRC and EC regulations and requirements
  • Definition of RD for tax purposes, synergy with accounting IAS , FRS definitions and Audit regulations
  • Up to date Case Law guide
  • HMRC interpretations and approach to claims including Advance Assurances
  • Evaluation of alternatives to tax funding, grants, collaborative funding etc
  • Performance of the UK RD sector globally
  • Basic examples for intending science and technology companies to claim reliefs compliantly

Subjects:
Taxation
Contents:
1. Introduction - the UK's innovative economy
2. The research and development tax relief framework
3. The definition of research and development for tax purposes
4. The R & D Merged scheme - UK R & D relief post April 2024
5A. Legacy Schemes - UK R & D relief for large companies pre April 2024
5B. Legacy Schemes - UK R & D relief for SME companies pre April 2024
6. Claim administration
7. Case studies and examples
8. The innovation gap - Grants for research and development
9. Worldwide trends in research and development
Appendices