How to maximise your cashflow through R&D relief and funding with Vincent Seddon of TBAT
Vincent Seddon of TBAT Innovation talks about how to maximise your cashflow through R&D relief & funding.
Increasing cash flow is of utmost importance to UK businesses during these uncertain times. Now is the time to explore every possible source of cash for your business and where R&D focused businesses can access additional funds.
R&D Tax Credits offer a quick cash injection as a reward for the research and development your business has already completed.
Grant Funding provides a longer-term cashflow option to fund your future R&D projects. Planning ahead now allows you to identify and apply for the funding you need.
Covering:
• Using R&D Tax to boost short-term cashflow
• Maximising your new or existing claim
• Overview of current & upcoming funding opportunities
Suitable for:
• Business owners
• SME’s
• Managing Directors
• Financial Directors
More in Finance
How B4 members could benefit from Salary Exchange before National Insurance...
Sarah Herd, Head of Workplace, Wren Sterling
UK Bond Market: What You Need to Know
The UK government bond market is once again making headlines as yields on longer-term debt surge to levels not seen in decades. This latest development has raised concerns among investors and policymakers, presenting significant challenges for the government’s fiscal plans.
B4 Finance Ecosystem: The specific opportunities and challenges that women encounter...
Charles Stanley are committed to fostering a proactive approach to investing and their goal is to empower women to make well-informed financial decisions and capitalise on potential growth opportunities. They also strive to support women in crafting their unique financial narratives, enhancing their knowledge, and understanding of investment strategies, and building a robust and influential female network.
From this author
Careys Construction Campus at Oxford North’s inaugural student cohort celebrates their...
The first students to take part in the pilot Careys Construction Campus at Oxford North, the free three-week training course for people aged 17 years and over, have graduated with flying colours.
B4 Reviews – with Ruth Hawkins
Richard has recently asked me to find and lead a small team of reviewers from the B4 community, so over the next few weeks I will be looking to build that team and also looking for venues, events and activities from within the B4 network and beyond to write some reviews!
Get Support Announced as B4’s Official IT Partner
We are delighted to announce that Oxfordshire’s leading IT Services provider, Get Support, have become B4’s Official IT Partner.