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R&D Tax Credit Advice

If your business is developing new products, improving systems, or solving technical problems—you may be eligible for valuable R&D tax credits.

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Key Features of R&D Tax Credit Advice

Eligibility Assessment and Guidance

We assess your operations to determine what qualifies as research and development under HMRC’s rules.

Technical Report and Cost Compilation

We help you prepare clear, compliant technical narratives and claim the right costs, including wages, subcontractors, and materials.

HMRC Claim Submission and Follow-Up

We handle the end-to-end submission process and liaise with HMRC if there are any queries.

R&D tax relief isn’t just for science labs or tech giants. Many businesses are innovating without realising they qualify—we’re here to change that.

Paul Day FMAAT
Owner
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More about R&D Tax Credit Advice

If your company is developing new products, improving processes, or investing in technical problem-solving, you could be eligible for generous R&D tax relief—even if you’re not in a traditional “tech” industry. Brackenfern helps you identify qualifying activities, calculate eligible costs, prepare supporting documentation, and submit a compliant claim to HMRC. We also advise on how to structure future projects to maximise relief. Many eligible businesses don’t realise they qualify—our job is to ensure you don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity.

See FAQs about R&D Tax Credit Advice

Yes—we help you write a suitable narrative and compile cost evidence to support your claim.
We stand by your side and respond to HMRC enquiries with confidence and clarity.
Yes—you can typically claim up to two years after the end of the accounting period in which the R&D took place.
It varies, but SMEs can receive up to 27p back for every £1 spent on qualifying R&D activities.
Any activity that seeks to make an advance in science or technology, including resolving technical uncertainties.
No—it applies to any sector where innovation is happening, from engineering to manufacturing to software.

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