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Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD85000 · R&D tax reliefs: large company scheme

  • CIRD85050 · Overview
  • CIRD87000 · Groups
  • CIRD87500 · Refunds of contributions to independent research and subcontract payments
  • CIRD88000 · Pre-trading expenditure
  • CIRD88500 · Claims by an SME
  • CIRD89000 · R&D tax reliefs: Research and Development Expenditure Credit scheme: subsidies
  • CIRD89500 · R&D tax reliefs: Research and Development Expenditure Credit scheme: R&D contracted to an SME
  • CIRD89600 · Insurance companies
  • CIRD85100 · R&D tax relief: large company scheme: Updated Large Business practice note
  1. R&D tax reliefs: large company scheme: contents
  2. R&D tax reliefs: large company scheme: refunds of contributions to independent research and subcontract payments

CIRD87500 | R&D tax reliefs: large company scheme: refunds of contributions to independent research and subcontract payments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CTA09/S1083

Where:

  • relief has been given in respect of a contribution to independent R&D (CIRD82200), or qualifying subcontract payments (CIRD84200), and

  • the payment is wholly or partly refunded,

the refund is income of the accounting period in which the refund is made.

An additional 30% (25% to 31 March 2008) of the refund is also income in the accounting period in which the refund is made.

The refund (including the extra 30%(25% to 31 March 2008)) is normally income within Case I of Schedule D.

An exception is when the refund is made to an insurance company that has obtained relief as a deduction in calculating the profits of a part of its life assurance business. Then the refund is income referable to that part of the life assurance business that is chargeable to tax under Case VI of Schedule D for the accounting period in which the refund is made.

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