Scott Burkinshaw
Scott is Tax Partner at Shorts, specialising in providing strategic corporate and personal tax advice.
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Scott Burkinshaw - 30 September 2014
Patent Box offers companies involved in developing patentable technology a tax rate of just 10% which is half of the normal tax rate. Business leaders can however, be sometimes reluctant to pursue Patent Box due to the daunting and often complex way in which claims are made.
Shorts have assisted many clients in the claiming of Patent Box relief and can guide you through these complex rules. Download our guide, with more information regarding Patent Box, whether your company might qualify and the tax savings that might be available for you. For further details, or to find out whether you may be eligible, or to arrange your free consultation, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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