How we claimed £14,600 in R&D tax credits for a Norwich tech firm
Client R co-founded a software and data company near the Norwich Research Park, set up as a Ltd company developing original technology. They were carrying out genuine technical development resolving real software and data challenges, but had never claimed R&D tax credits or sought investment-readiness advice.
We assessed the development against the R&D definition, the company was resolving genuine technical uncertainty in its software and data work, which qualified. We identified the qualifying costs (developer salaries, software, a proportion of overheads), wrote the technical narrative, submitted the claim under the merged R&D scheme, and obtained SEIS/EIS advance assurance to support their funding round.