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Please register below.
In this 1-hour educational webinar, Senior Consultant, Ian Davie and Business Development Executive, Esther Lawrence from TBAT Innovation, will highlight the key criteria for companies making a successful R&D Tax Credits claim.
Stan Payne, Technology Manager from the Midlands Aerospace Alliance, will also talk through how SME’s can be supported through the Aerospace Unlocking Potential programme.
R&D Tax Credits are a HMRC incentive, designed to inspire innovation within UK businesses, by rewarding them with a percentage of their expenditure as either Corporation Tax relief or a cash-repayment.
Many businesses are either unaware of their eligibility for the R&D Tax scheme or are under-claiming due to complex guidelines. As R&D Tax Specialists, TBAT aim to help as many businesses as possible realise that making a claim is hugely beneficial and to maximise every client’s claims.
We will cover:
• What are R&D Tax Credits
• Eligibility criteria for SME’s and Large Enterprises
• The benefits of making a claim
• Worked examples of claim value
• Key legislation to be aware of
• HMRC enquiry information
• Any questions you may have
Following this webinar, Ian & Esther will be available to continue chatting on a one-to-one basis, should you have any specific questions or would like to discuss R&D Tax further.
Are you eligible for funding and expert support?
Why not see now if your organisation is eligible for funding and expert support from the University of Nottingham and the Midlands Aerospace Alliance under the Aerospace UP programme?
Click here to fill in the simple on-line eligibility check & enrolment form. In a nutshell, the criteria are:
- SME (business with fewer than 250 employees, turnover less than €50m)
- business address in Midlands.
For any questions about the form and eligibility contact Sarah Walker, ERDF Project Manager, Institute for Aerospace Technology, University of Nottingham - s.walker@nottingham.ac.uk.
Register now!
Click here to register your place for this online event.
If you have any questions about the event or the programme, please contact AerospaceUP@nottingham.ac.uk.
