Leyton's response to the 2011 Autumn statement from the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Read moreChanges announced to the R&D Tax Relief and Credit Schemes following Budget Announcement: The UK coalition government announced its 2011 budget today. Extensive tax measures have been proposed and will be working through the legislative process.
Read moreChanges to the R&D Tax Relief and Credit Schemes following the Budget Announcement
Read moreLeyton’s response to the UK government’s consultation on the current R&D tax relief schemes
Read more18th of NOVEMBER 2010 - HILTON HOTEL, BELFAST CITY: Join R&D finance experts Leyton and InvestNI for an informative discussion about R&D Incentives and how these can help grow your business. Leyton will explore the UK R&D Tax Relief scheme while InvestNI will examine R&D grant available for innovative companies in Northern Ireland.
Read moreFrom a tax perspective, the Research and Development (“R&D”) tax relief for companies investing in business innovation is one of the more opportune measures offered by the UK government to stimulate the economy, a scheme that can offer businesses significant reductions in their tax bills. There are currently two types of scheme in operation - the SME and the large company schemes. Subject to qualifying conditions, companies may claim up to 175% of their annual qualifying spend in their tax returns to be set against their corporation tax bills.
Read moreThe R&D tax relief can offer companies significant reductions in their tax bills.
Read moreOn 9 December 2009, Alistair Darling, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer announced in his Pre-budget report that legislation will be introduced to remove the ownership of intellectual property (“IP”) requirement for small and medium-sized companies (“SME”) in their R&D tax relief claims.
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