R&D tax relief exists to support companies attempting to move their industry forward, achieving an advance in a field of science or technology through the resolution of scientific or technological uncertainties.

The 2018 Budget demonstrates the government’s commitment to Research and Development (‘R&D’) funding, which it recognises as being a key driver of economic growth, but also introduces measures to crackdown on R&D tax relief fraud.

HERE’S A QUESTION FOR YOU. What is it that all UK businesses, regardless of sector and location have in common? The answer – a need for funding.

The UK’s renewable energy sector continues to adjust to the post-subsidy environment.

A team of Scottish school girls will represent the UK at an international STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) event based on Formula 1 (F1) racing thanks in part to support from R&D tax relief specialist Jumpstart.

Jumpstart employs a large team of PhD, BSc and MSc qualified scientists and engineers across all sectors. Each of them completes comprehensive legislation and HMRC guideline training within the Jumpstart Academy.  They are the ones who will write the required supporting technical report, so you don’t have to.

Recent developments have led to several exciting emergent technologies that will provide greater benefit to the Energy and Environmental sectors.

If your business does any kind of research and innovation, you could be sitting on a goldmine. Problem-solving could earn you tax relief of around £60,000, as expert Sandy Findlay explains.

Recent innovation by SMEs and academia has led to several exciting developments with implications to the healthcare technology supply chain.