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So long as your project involves novelty, uncertainty and innovation, the costs of your engineering project could be claimed back at the end of the financial year. Some examples include:
So long as your project involves novelty, uncertainty and innovation, the costs of your engineering project could be claimed back at the end of the financial year. Some examples include:
Solving a problem such as developing a new type of heat exchanger with improved efficiency for a power plant, is considered overcoming challenges in fluid flow and heat transfer, and would be eligible for R&D tax credits to reimburse you for this cost.
Addressing issues of signal transmission and interference would be considered R&D in engineering, such as developing a novel communication system for use in harsh environments (e.g., underwater or space).
Developing new technologies for water treatment and filtration by creating a sustainable drainage system for managing rainwater runoff in urban areas would classify as qualifying R&D expenditure, and any associated costs would be reimbursed to you.
This could involve developing new algorithms for machine learning applications in engineering (e.g., structural analysis, design optimization) in order to overcome challenges in data processing and model training.
Put money back into your engineering business cashflow sooner rather than later. Don’t wait for HMRC to reimburse, since this can often take months.
Take out an R&D tax credit loan and receive your money in days. With up to 80% value as a cash payment, both large and small engineering businesses can benefit from advance funding for their R&D claim, enabling you to inject this back into your cashflow quicker and reap the benefits of the financial boost sooner.
Stay ahead of the game: claim the right amount of funding, and get it quickly. Don’t miss out on important tax relief funds.