Guide to the RDEC scheme

How loss-making large companies can claim cash payments from HMRC

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In this guide we look at which companies can claim R&D relief under the RDEC scheme, how the relief operates and the differences between eligible costs under RDEC and the SME scheme.

Covering:

  • When RDEC is relevant
  • How RDEC works
  • Qualifying projects and costs
  • Detailing the next steps and what to do next

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