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Katy Long
Katy Long
CTA CA is a director at
ForrestBrown.
She can be contacted on tel: 0117 9269022 or by email:
k.long@forrestbrown.co.uk
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ARTICLES
How to avoid common pitfalls in R&D claims
Finding the balance
Budget 2025: Research and development and capital allowances
Welcome stability
How businesses need to adapt as R&D changes take effect
Time to adapt
How R&D tax relief has become central to supporting private sector innovation
Twenty-five years of R&D tax relief
Budget provides R&D tax relief stability
A bridge over troubled waters
Overseas research and development
Navigating overseas R&D relief changes
Why those racing for Number 10 should pay attention to R&D tax relief
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Underdeclarations wholly attributable to director
Taxpayer was beneficially entitled to the property
Company was controlled in the UK