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UK Tax Credits and Grants
Can You Claim?

Tax credits and grants in the UK are essential tools that can help businesses grow, innovate, and reduce their tax liabilities. These government incentives are designed to support various business activities, from research and development (R&D) to investment in new technologies and apprenticeships. Below is a breakdown of some of the key schemes that may benefit your business.

Your business may be eligible for various grants. Below, we've gathered insights from experienced tax credit consultants to help you explore which grants might be available for your company!

  • About R&D:

    Research and Development (R&D) refers to activities undertaken by businesses to
    innovate, improve existing products or services, or create new ones. In the UK, the
    government offers R&D relief or credits to encourage companies to invest in innovation.
    This tax relief allows businesses to reduce their tax liabilities or receive cash rebates for
    eligible R&D activities.

    R&D can cover a wide range of projects, from improving production processes to
    developing new technologies.

    Who Qualifies?

    Scientific or technological advancement – The project must aim to create new
    knowledge or improve existing processes, products, or services through
    innovation

    Uncertainty Resolution – The project should seek to resolve scientific or technical
    uncertainties that cannot easily be solved by experts in the field

    Systematic investigation – The work must be conducted in a planned and
    methodical manner, involving testing, trials, and analysis to overcome the
    identified uncertainties

    Which Industries can claim?

    Manufacturing
    Pharmaceuticals
    Biotechnology
    Information Technology
    Software development
    Engineering
    Construction
    Aerospace & Defense
    Automotive
    Energy & Utilities
    Agriculture & Farming
    Food & Beverage
    Telecommunications
    Medical Devices & Healthcare
    Chemicals & Materials
    Architecture
    Media
    Robotics & Automation
    Textiles & Fashion
    Marine & Shipbuilding
    Renewable Energy & Sustainability

  • About Energy

    In response to the substantial energy cost pressures exacerbated by COVID-19 and its
    aftermath, the UK government introduced a range of tax initiatives aimed at helping
    energy-intensive businesses mitigate rising costs. These measures were designed to
    support industries heavily reliant on energy consumption, ensuring they could remain
    competitive and continue operating within the UK. By offering tax relief and financial
    incentives, the government sought to ease the burden on businesses, promoting both
    economic stability and the retention of vital industries in th