Are you missing out on R&D tax credits?

See if you qualify for R&D tax credits or other funding incentives.

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Are you missing out on R&D tax credits?

See if you qualify for R&D tax credits or other funding incentives.

  • Takes less than 5 minutes

  • Get instant results to see if you qualify

  • Receive a free, personalised report based on your answers

  • Rated 4.8/5 on Trustpilot

Don’t leave money on the table, let’s uncover your funding potential today!

What are R&D tax credits?

Research and development (R&D) tax credits are a government incentive that rewards innovative businesses taking financial risks in projects with uncertain aims. Qualifying costs include:

  • Staff costs
  • Computer costs
  • Subcontractors and freelancers
  • Consumables such as water, fuel and power

Find out more about what R&D is here.

What our clients say

"Working with Kene has given us confidence to invest in R&D going forward, thanks to their fantastic communication, attention to detail, and commitment throughout the claim process."

"Kene were always available via phone, email and in-person, with excellent knowledge of R&D legislation; they were not afraid to point out when potential pieces of work were not classed as R&D. The quality of the claim came first."

"From day one, Kene’s professionalism and organisation put us at ease. The first submission did require a reasonable amount of input from us, but subsequent claims have been much easier as Kene got to know our business."

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What can I claim for when I spend on R&D?

  • SMEs can claim up to 33p for every £1 spent on qualifying R&D expenditure before April 2023, or up to 27p all qualifying R&D expenditure after that point.
  • Large companies can claim up to 16p for every £1 spent on qualifying R&D expenditure after April 2023, or up 11p every £1 spent before then.