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Ever considered that R&D tax relief might involve more than just your Technical Staff? We spoke with Doug Reid, Tax Director at Visiativ, about how fostering a collaborative culture could help you gain a fresh perspective on your R&D projects and ensure no qualifying activity is overlooked.

Read on to learn how to get everyone involved in your R&D efforts...

The biotech industry is entering a new era with the success of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. This technology, known for its speed and adaptability, is set to revolutionise personalised medicine and vaccine development, offering new treatments for conditions like cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Ever feel overwhelmed by the details needed to complete your R&D tax relief claims? You're not alone. We sat down with Doug Reid, Tax Director here at Visiativ, to talk about the best way to document your R&D activities.

Read on for Doug’s tips and ensure you maintain robust and compliant R&D documentation that aligns with HMRC's requirements.

You may have noticed recent headlines about HMRC increasing scrutiny on R&D tax claims and the introduction of a new merged R&D tax scheme that may not benefit all companies. This has led some companies to delay their R&D tax relief claims due to concerns about the time and effort required and potential risks.

Here, we look beyond the headlines and focus on the facts instead.

With every material breakthrough, every design innovation, and every step towards more sustainable manufacturing practices, Additive Manufacturing reaffirms its role as a cornerstone of aerospace engineering and manufacturing.

The biggest shake-up to the R&D tax scheme since its inception is now consecrated in law. The rules governing the single RDEC scheme and the R&D Intensive SME scheme are now set in legislation. Although the new schemes do result in some minor simplifications, these rules also bring about complexities that we advise companies to seek immediate professional advice on. Read on...

In recent years, precision fermentation has emerged as a ground-breaking technology with the potential to revolutionise various industries, particularly when it comes to food production. While the prospects are exciting, it is essential to acknowledge the potential and pitfalls of this cutting-edge technology.