Investigating Opportunities for an Automated R&D Tax Credit Software Platform in the USA and Canada
调查自动化 R 的机会
基本信息
- 批准号:10018976
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.67万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
R&D incentive schemes are offered by governments globally to reward companies for investing in innovation. In the UK, HMRC incentivises companies for developing new technologies, products, processes, or services through the R&D Tax Credit Scheme, offering tax relief of up to 33% of eligible R&D costs.Generally, if a company spends money on innovation, it can receive either a cash payment and/or a Corporation Tax reduction. In 2020, 32 out of 37 OECD countries offered similar R&D tax incentives to HMRC at government level, and this number reaches 21 in the EU-27 countries.SMEs globally would traditionally appoint a specialist accountant, or boutique service to prepare their annual claim to access such government funds, and typically pay between 15-30% in fees for the service. Globally, these accountancy charges equate to over $200bn p.a.RDvault has demysti?ed the R&D claims process in the UK, we developed the world's ?rst fully integrated and automated R&D tax credits software, empowering businesses to innovatively and swiftly prepare their own R&D tax claim. Our automated claims platform has disrupted the UK R&D claims landscape, by enabling SMEs to prepare their own claims, using a simple SaaS-based fee.Our innovative cloud-based platform, enables a company to extract, collate and prepare all the relevant information necessary from their cloud-accounting software (Sage, Xero, and QuickBooks), to submit their claim digitally to HMRC, without the need for using a traditional and often time-consuming and expensive boutique/accountant.In this project, we shall investigate the feasibility of adapting our UK claims platform for application to the US and Canadian R&D schemes. Our project's vision is to gain a better understanding of the R&D tax landscapes in the US and Canada where there are significant opportunities for RDvault to be an early entrant and disruptor, and where:* There are established R&D incentives schemes in place,* No two R&D tax regimes are exactly alike, with multitudes of legislation/policy to consider at federal and state/provincial level,* Cloud-accounting uptake is increasing significantly,* Few suppliers are offering integrated/automated R&D claims services,* There is a strong landscape of innovation support, R&D clusters, and technology networks to establish collaborations/partnerships.We shall undertake detailed market research on evaluating each countries R&D Tax schemes, visits to meet key stakeholders, visit technology clusters/science parks, attend international Technology/Innovation and Fintech exhibitions, evaluate competitors, and gauge end-user interest in our R&D claims platform.
研发激励计划由全球各国政府提供,以奖励投资于创新的公司。在英国,HMRC通过研发税收抵免计划(R&D Tax Credit Scheme)激励公司开发新技术、产品、流程或服务,为合资格的研发成本提供高达33%的税收减免。一般来说,如果公司在创新上投入资金,它可以获得现金支付和/或公司税减免。2020年,37个经合组织国家中有32个在政府层面向HMRC提供类似的研发税收优惠,欧盟27国的这一数字达到21个。全球中小企业传统上会任命一名专业会计师或精品服务,以准备他们的年度申请,以获得此类政府资金,并通常支付15-30%的服务费。在全球范围内,这些会计费用相当于每年超过2000亿美元。艾德的研发索赔过程中,在英国,我们开发了世界上?第一个完全集成和自动化的研发税收抵免软件,使企业能够创新和快速地准备自己的研发税收申报。我们的自动化索赔平台已经颠覆了英国的研发索赔格局,使中小企业能够使用简单的SaaS费用准备自己的索赔。我们的创新云平台使公司能够从其云会计软件中提取,整理和准备所有必要的相关信息。(Sage、Xero和QuickBooks)以数字方式向HMRC提交索赔,而不需要使用传统的、通常耗时且昂贵的精品店/会计师。在这个项目中,我们将调查将我们的英国索赔平台应用于美国和加拿大研发计划的可行性。我们项目的愿景是更好地了解美国和加拿大的研发税收环境,RDvault在这两个国家有很大的机会成为早期进入者和颠覆者,并且:* 有既定的研发激励计划,* 没有两个研发税收制度是完全一样的,在联邦和州/省一级有大量的立法/政策要考虑,* 云会计的吸收显着增加,* 很少有供应商提供集成/自动化的研发索赔服务,* 有一个强大的创新支持,研发集群,我们将进行详细的市场调查,评估每个国家的研发税收计划,访问主要利益相关者,访问技术集群/科学园区,参加国际技术/创新和金融科技展览,评估竞争对手,并衡量最终用户对我们的研发索赔平台的兴趣。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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