Accountant in Antrim
Tax & Accounting for Antrim Businesses
Antrim BT41 is a County Antrim town near Lough Neagh and Belfast International Airport, with a strong manufacturing, aerospace, logistics and business-park economy, good motorway links, and significant industrial estates. The town has a substantial trades, self-employed, contractor and family-business community, affordable property supporting an active landlord market, and a strong manufacturing and aerospace-supply base.
That gives Antrim a varied accounting profile. The manufacturing, aerospace and logistics firms need stock and fleet-aware bookkeeping with capital allowances and often R&D claims. Contractors and the self-employed need the right structure with IR35 assessment. Family businesses need proper structures. And the landlord market needs Section 24 planning. We work with Antrim clients entirely online, with fixed monthly fees.
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Real Client Story
How we claimed £14,800 in R&D and capital allowances for an Antrim aerospace firm
Client R runs an aerospace-engineering and precision-components company in Antrim's manufacturing cluster, set up as a Ltd company, carrying out genuine technical product development as well as investing in CNC machinery. They'd never claimed R&D tax credits and hadn't fully claimed capital allowances on the machinery.
We tackled both. We assessed the development work against the R&D definition, the company was resolving genuine technical uncertainty in its aerospace engineering, which clearly qualified, and identified the qualifying costs. We also reviewed the CNC machinery and precision equipment for capital allowances under the Annual Investment Allowance and full expensing, claiming both reliefs across the open periods.
Total outcome: £14,800 of combined R&D tax relief and previously-missed capital allowances, substantially reducing the Corporation Tax bill, plus a repeatable process for capturing both reliefs each year going forward.