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    R&D tax note published

    The government launched Designs for Innovation, its consultative note on designing an R&D tax credit for large companies, on 4 December 2001.

    Author Date published December 29, 2001 Categories

    This follows the introduction of an R&D tax credit scheme for SMEs in 2000. The new scheme provides details on three options for taking forward a volume-based tax credit.

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