Research and Development Tax Reliefs
Autor Maria Kitten Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iul 2014
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781780433530
ISBN-10: 1780433530
Pagini: 338
Dimensiuni: 155 x 231 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.55 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Tottel Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1780433530
Pagini: 338
Dimensiuni: 155 x 231 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.55 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Tottel Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Includes the publication of the Finance Acts 2011 and 2012 Corporate Road Map for R&D and the 2013 Finance Bill proposals
Notă biografică
Maria Kitt is well known in Research and Development circles and from the various titles published on the relief in Taxation. She has filed R&D claims on behalf of clients since the relief was introduced. She has filed claims for companies drawn from a wide range of industries and in a wide range of corporate circumstances. This has included special tax considerations, such as Transfer Pricing and Grouped R&D companies, as well as UK companies with substantial non UK based operations.Having worked in HMRC for eleven years, the Maria has first-hand experience of the R&D Units, and how these have evolved into their present function.
Cuprins
Chapter 1 UK research and development tax reliefs: Introduction Chapter 2 The research and development tax relief framework Chapter 3 The BIS Guidelines: the definition of research and development for tax purposes Chapter 4 Research and development tax relief – small and medium-sized companies Chapter 5 Research and development tax relief – large companies Chapter 6 Claim administration Chapter 7 ‘The Innovation Gap’ – grants and State Aid for research and development Chapter 8 Worldwide trends in research and development Chapter 9 Research and development in industry – case studies Chapter 10 Creative industry tax reliefs Appendix 1 SSAP 13 – Accounting for research and development Appendix 2 BIS Guidelines on the Meaning of Research and Development for Tax Purposes Appendix 3 Commission Recommendation of 6 May 2003 concerning the definition of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises Appendix 4 Eligible R&D costs At a Glance – SME & Large Company Schemes Appendix 5 RD6 Industry sector analysis of number and cost of R&D tax credit claims, 2011–12 Appendix 6 The R&D Timeline Appendix 7 Summary of corporation tax rates/RDTR/Tax Credit Rates Appendix 8 HMRC R&D units Appendix 9 Sources used in this book Appendix 10 Linked and Partner Enterprises Appendix 11 SME definition: text of 1996/280/EC Appendix 12 Gripple Limited v the Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs.
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UK R&D tax reliefs are among the most effective and generous tax allowances in the world. Yet many companies, entitled to the incentive, do not claim reliefs that are due, either through a lack of awareness or because the reliefs seem complex or inappropriate to their business. But the significant increases in the value of the incentive, and the widened variety of sectors claiming, make the UK's R&D tax relief code even more important. At the same time, the growth in HMRC powers and penalty-based tax regime highlight the importance of accurately documented claims.
This comprehensive commentary brings together the many aspects of the R&D tax relief framework and its alternatives into a readable and manageable reference point. It includes the latest extensive Finance Act changes as well as technical case law analysis and updates and linked examples and calculations. Topics covered in this update include:
Relevance and usefulness of the new reliefs,
Legislative structure and design
Case studies setting out the benefits and technical areas of computation and eligibility
Guide to compliance with HMRC and EC regulations and requirements
Definition of RD for tax purposes, synergy with accounting IAS , FRS definitions and Audit regulations
Up to date Case Law guide
HMRC interpretations and approach to claims including Advance Assurances
Evaluation of alternatives to tax funding, grants, collaborative funding etc
Performance of the UK RD sector globally
Basic examples for intending science and technology companies to claim reliefs compliantly
UK R&D tax reliefs are among the most effective and generous tax allowances in the world. Yet many companies, entitled to the incentive, do not claim reliefs that are due, either through a lack of awareness or because the reliefs seem complex or inappropriate to their business. But the significant increases in the value of the incentive, and the widened variety of sectors claiming, make the UK's R&D tax relief code even more important. At the same time, the growth in HMRC powers and penalty-based tax regime highlight the importance of accurately documented claims.
This comprehensive commentary brings together the many aspects of the R&D tax relief framework and its alternatives into a readable and manageable reference point. It includes the latest extensive Finance Act changes as well as technical case law analysis and updates and linked examples and calculations. Topics covered in this update include:
Relevance and usefulness of the new reliefs,
Legislative structure and design
Case studies setting out the benefits and technical areas of computation and eligibility
Guide to compliance with HMRC and EC regulations and requirements
Definition of RD for tax purposes, synergy with accounting IAS , FRS definitions and Audit regulations
Up to date Case Law guide
HMRC interpretations and approach to claims including Advance Assurances
Evaluation of alternatives to tax funding, grants, collaborative funding etc
Performance of the UK RD sector globally
Basic examples for intending science and technology companies to claim reliefs compliantly