How we claimed £13,400 in R&D and capital allowances for a Darlington engineering firm
Client R runs an engineering and precision-manufacturing company in Darlington, 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 engineering, which qualified — and identified the qualifying costs. We also reviewed the CNC machinery and equipment for capital allowances under the Annual Investment Allowance and full expensing, claiming both reliefs across the open periods.