Cowgill Holloway’s tax specialists are running a series of seminars to impart their extensive technical knowledge and provide practical tips on how companies can ensure they are claiming their full and proper entitlement under the R&D Tax Credit scheme.
The breakfast events are being held in key locations across the North West, these include:
Tuesday 3 July
Blackburn Technology Management Centre
Challenge Way, Blackburn, BB1 5QB
Thursday 5 July
One Central Park (part of Manchester Science Parks)
Northampton Road, Newton Heath, Manchester, M40 5BP
Wednesday 11 July
The University of Manchester Innovation Centre
Core Technology Facility, 46 Grafton Street, Manchester, M13 9NT
Each seminar commences at 8.00am with breakfast and registration and closes at 9.30am with coffee and networking.
The seminars will focus on the R&D Tax Credit scheme, offering practical advice that will assist companies in preparing and supporting claims under what is potentially a very valuable opportunity. With robust and fully supported claims, the credit can help companies make the levels of investment in R&D necessary to create long term, sustainable growth.
Paul Stansfield, Managing Partner at Cowgill Holloway said: “The seminar aims to provide a professional insight into R&D tax credits, and will demonstrate to SME’s the significant financial benefits which are there for the taking. What is clear is that some companies are still not claiming. Over 8,500 SME’s are already claiming more than £1billion each year, but thousands aren’t, this seminar comes at an opportune time to help businesses make their claims.”
To qualify, companies need to satisfy a few criteria. Put simplistically; if your company undertakes R&D which demonstrates technological advances or appreciable improvement and new capabilities within your particular industry or sector, then you probably qualify. Cowgill Holloway has assisted companies of all sizes and across all industry sectors to reclaim in excess of £2million to date.
The events are free to attend, but registration is required.
Visit www.cowgills.co.uk or email terri.green@cowgills.co.uk for more information.
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