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The hidden perks of thinking outside the box
The hidden perks of thinking outside the box
Investing in your R&D has its obvious benefits but many fail to consider the tax incentives available.
Clients often struggle to distinguish Research and Development (R&D) from non-R&D activity. Gareth Newport, R&D Director explains how KPMG takes a global approach to its identification and substantiation methodology, taking the best parts from all claims from around the world to simplify the process.
For more information on how R&D and Patent Box incentives can help financial services companies reduce the costs associated with their IT development activities, download the PDF below.
