Manufacturing
& Engineering
R&D activity includes product development, production line speed and resource improvement,
quality control and compliance.
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What Qualifies As R&D
In The Manufacturing
& Engineering Industries?
The manufacturing and engineering sectors are constantly striving to solve complex problems and improve existing systems. Investing in research and development is at the heart of manufacturing and engineering businesses and can range from the digital design and modelling of products through to developing and testing prototypes, in-depth testing, and analysis to overcome implementation challenges.
20K+
Over 20,000 Claims
£1.86Bn+
Over £1,860,000,000 Reclaimed
£98K+
Average Claim Value Is Over £98,000
Examples of Qualifying R&D Activity In
The Manufacturing & Engineering Industries
Innovative product development using computer aided design tools
Development of second generation or improved products
Tooling and equipment fixture design and development
Developing unique computer numerical control programs
Designing innovative programmable logic controllers
Designing innovative manufacturing equipment
Prototyping and three-dimensional solid modelling
Designing and developing cost-effective and innovative
operational processes
Integrating new materials to improve product performance and
manufacturing processes
Evaluating and determining the most efficient flow of material
Designing and evaluating process alternatives
Designing, constructing, and testing product prototypes
Developing processes that would meet increasing
regulatory requirements
Streamlining manufacturing processes through automation
Other Industries
Agriculture
R&D tax claims can come from
process improvements, production
improvements, scalability and
quality control.
Software
There is often a strong case for R&D
tax relief in the software sector.
Pharmaceuticals
Companies within this industry can
use these claims to help develop and
test new products, materials and
technologies.
Construction
Construction sites typically face unforeseen
difficulties and have to adapt, innovate
and experiment in order to overcome
these obstacles.
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