Would that be because it’s taking advantage of some poorly written rules ??I've made successful R&D claims before - I spoke about this briefly at the BASE conference last year, its a relief that its seems very few farmers take advantage of
Would that be because it’s taking advantage of some poorly written rules ??
Would these companies pay back their fees if a successful court case was brought be hmcr ???
I do know of companies successful in reclaim tax but not to sure they sleep easy at night
How do I overcome this, buy a submarine?Thank you, the high yield and consistent quality is a regular expectation of the customer today,irrespective of the obstructions you face due to weather,herbicide restrictions etc.The levels are set by the customer
and farmers must keep developing their processes,equipment and products to overcome the challenges.This is achieved in their farming methods, product development,management of pests using bespoke sprays,reducing carbon footprint,reducing nitrates in the water table, sub-contracting specialists etc.etc. to achieve the consistent quality and yield needed. These development activities are examples of what is claimable,please feel frere to contact me to discuss your personal situation.
If it's a cost then it's already going through the books.
I never said dodgy and yes there are advantages to itNot at all - its a tax break that exists to support innovation and business growth. It exists because our government wants to increase productivity. It is in no way "dodgy" or poorly written rules
Not ltd. So I've to run my own r&d budget.doesnt work like that, you should investigate further
That would depend in part on how you had claimed tax relief on machineryWhen you come to sell your farm and you realise that all sales of machinery are treated like income you'll be glad that your floors, walls, and roofs won't be treated in the same way.
Research the value of Rice as a crop.How do I overcome this, buy a submarine? View attachment 857780
It looks bad, and yet another problem to be solved.Be aware that changes or improvements to irrigation, to put it right or try and prevent it happening again will be claimable.........How do I overcome this, buy a submarine? View attachment 857780
River needs dredged, but that's a whole other threadIt looks bad, and yet another problem to be solved.Be aware that changes or improvements to irrigation, to put it right or try and prevent it happening again will be claimable.........
Yes it would - when you improve,develop,test,use new processes ( management ), new herbicides,and use new equipment, which are all activities your Direct Drilling could require. You should get in touch and we can discuss your specific situation.I never said dodgy and yes there are advantages to it
Could you explain more as to the scheme you put together would direct drilling come into it ??
Thank you, you should always be careful who you deal with - our Senior Consultant sits on the R&D Consultative Committe for HMRC, so we are well respected and have a 100% success rate with claims and HMRC.Be very careful, there are a lot of cowboys out there in this business sector, its entirely unregulated:
https://www.scotsman.com/business/companies/alarm-sounded-on-r-d-tax-relief-cowboys-1-4758924