CIOT response: Draft Finance Bill 2024 – additional reliefs for R&D-intensive SMEs and the potential merged R&D scheme | Tolley

CIOT response: Draft Finance Bill 2024 – additional reliefs for R&D-intensive SMEs and the potential merged R&D scheme

Published on: 14 September 2023

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The CIOT has commented on the Draft Finance Bill 2024 legislation on additional tax reliefs for research and development-intensive small and medium-sized enterprises and the potential merged R&D scheme.

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