Samantha Vanags, Tax Partner and Chris Harrison, Tax Consultant at Grant Thornton UK LLP discuss HMRC's apparent change in interpretation and practice in assessing claims for R&D tax relief
Samantha Vanags Tax Partner and Chris Harrison Tax Consultant at Grant Thornton UK LLP discuss HMRC's apparent change in interpretation and practice in assessing claims for R&D tax relief
Research and development (R&D) tax relief is the single biggest funding mechanism provided by the Government to encourage technological innovation in the UK (see www.lexisurl.com/1VsV0). Maintaining the UK's position as one of the most globally attractive places for inward investment in R&D will be fundamental to our economic recovery. So...
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Samantha Vanags, Tax Partner and Chris Harrison, Tax Consultant at Grant Thornton UK LLP discuss HMRC's apparent change in interpretation and practice in assessing claims for R&D tax relief
Samantha Vanags Tax Partner and Chris Harrison Tax Consultant at Grant Thornton UK LLP discuss HMRC's apparent change in interpretation and practice in assessing claims for R&D tax relief
Research and development (R&D) tax relief is the single biggest funding mechanism provided by the Government to encourage technological innovation in the UK (see www.lexisurl.com/1VsV0). Maintaining the UK's position as one of the most globally attractive places for inward investment in R&D will be fundamental to our economic recovery. So...
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