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For companies investing in R & D the repayable tax credit is often a vital part of their financial strategy. Other companies may embark upon a one off R & D project for which a claim will improve their cash position either through receipt of a refund or by reduction of corporation tax payable.
We are able to provide assistance to companies operating in any industry whether or not a claim has previously been submitted. Klien Hayes can also, in special circumstances, review and... advise on the status of existing claims.
It is important that full consideration is given to whether a valid claim exists; many companies fail to identify this lucrative tax incentive despite clearly satisfying the necessary criteria. Our simple guide below should indicate whether a claim should be considered.
Should I Consider Making an R&D Claim for my Company? Is the company liable to corporation tax? Is the company a going concern? Does the company produce a product or provide a service which is considered innovative in its field?
If you are able to reply yes to each of the above questions, then you should consider making an R&D claim under either the Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) scheme (225% relief) or the Large Company Scheme (130% relief). If you are able to claim under the SME scheme then you can potentially receive a repayable tax credit of up to £24.75 for every £100 of R&D expenditure incurred. From 1st April 2013, large companies with no corporation tax liability will be able to receive a payable tax credit equivalent to 10% of qualifying expenditure.
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Do you own a commercial property? Are you a UK taxpayer? If you’ve answered ‘yes’ to both of these questions then we’ll almost certainly be able to secure you a significant tax benefit because of unclaimed capital allowances. Best of all, we’ll only charge you a fee once we have identified previously unclaimed capital allowances* - so there’s nothing whatsoever to lose. -

Research and Development Grants, We are asked “how much can we claim?” your claim will depend on a variety of factors, such as the size of your company, its tax rate and how many of your activities are eligible. Smaller companies, for example, can claim at a higher rate and qualify for extra financial support if they're loss making. Simply speaking, companies can deduct up to 230% of qualifying expenditure (typically staff costs, software, sub-contractor costs if an SME and a...ny raw materials consumed) when calculating their profit for tax purposes. What's more, you can claim R&D tax credits on expenditure that's up to three years old. From 1 April 2015, SMEs can recover up to 26% (if in profit) and 33.35% (if loss-making) of eligible expenditure, while Large Companies can claim back up to 6%. So if a profitable SME spends £100,000 on eligible work from 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2016, it would receive up to £26,000 as an R&D tax credit. A Large Company spending £1m would receive up to £60,000 of R&D tax credit benefits.
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'I WAS FORCED TO SHUT DOWN MY BUSINESS BECAUSE OF BAD DEBT'
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Phil Bennett is the founder of Chesham Transport Services, a small warehousing and transport company based in Essex. It owns four vehicles and employs five members of staff.
... He says: 'Because we provide a service to customers whereby our costs are almost all upfront or payable within 30 days - ie rent, fuel, vehicle maintenance, wages) and most customer expect 60 days credit, we find our cash flow is stretched. When customers fail to pay within the 60 days this has serious implications for our business.
'I have had to drop several customers because of their poor payment performances with us.
We do not have any security to allow the banks to increase lending if debts become very old. I have put a lot of personal money into the business to maintain it and when this is gone and money is not being paid it has a toll both for the business and for my family.
'It is difficult to press too hard with those that are late payers. They can just go to another transport firm if you refuse to do their work until payment is made and it is costly to chase them legally.
'I had a previous transport company that folded because my creditors lost patience with us when another company ran up debts amounting to £65k. I got the money, plus interest but only after a battle and a lot of legal cost. By the time it arrived it was too late to save the business. All I could do was pay off my creditors and start again with a new venture.' . WE get results we get your money
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“Always be wary if you receive a message out of the blue asking you for any personal or financial details,”
“If you’re ever at all suspicious, call your bank on a number that you know. Remember, fraudsters are after your security details – don’t reveal anything unless you are absolutely sure who you are dealing with.”
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