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R&D Tax Credits - What You Can Claim (NMK)

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In conjunction with leading R&D tax credit services firm Deloitte, we are holding a seminar on Tuesday 5th July where you will get the chance to hear more about the benefits potentially available to media technology companies.

ANNOUNCEMENT: This event has been postponed, from 5 July to a new date TBC. All tickets already booked for 5 July will be valid for the re-scheduled event which wil be confirmed shortly. If you have any queries please email hannah.weimers@nmk.co.uk or call 020 7915 4512.


R&D Tax Credits - Have You Claimed?

R&D Tax Credits are a valuable source of funds for many start up technology companies, worth up to 24% of the amount spent on qualifying work. Yet many have still not claimed their entitlement. Could your company be missing out on the benefits?

In conjunction with leading R&D tax credit services firm Deloitte, we are holding a seminar on Tuesday 5th July where you will get the chance to hear more about the benefits potentially available to media technology companies.

The speaker is Richard Lewis, a director in Deloitte’s award-winning R&D Tax Services group and an expert in handling claims on behalf of start up companies. Richard will talk through how to identify qualifying work, what costs can be claimed for and how claims are made.

Following the seminar, we will be arranging individual one-to-one sessions with Richard for members wishing to find out more about how the scheme could apply to them. For members who then take their claim forward with Deloitte’s help we have agreed special discounted rates for NMK members, giving you access to the UK's leading R&D tax services team at a very competitive price.

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01zero-one, Peter Street, Soho, London W1F 0HS.