Step 1: Run the Calculator
Our Innovate UK-specific calculator estimates your potential R&D tax credit based on your grant, spend, and company profile.
Innovate UK R&D tax credit advisory
Have an Innovate UK Grant? You Could Be Missing R&D Tax Credits.
The merged R&D scheme changed the rules. Grant-funded companies can now claim full 20% Research & Development Expenditure Credit (RDEC) on all qualifying spend, including grant-funded work. Most providers don't know this yet.
What you may be leaving on the table
Grant-funded work can now qualify
The merged scheme means funded innovation activity may still count toward your R&D tax credit calculation.
The rules changed faster than the market
Many firms still apply outdated exclusions, especially for Innovate UK recipients with mixed funding.
Specialist review beats generic advice
We focus on Innovate UK grant winners and validate the numbers before you commit to a full claim.
Our specialist partner: 5,000+ successful claims
hundreds of millions secured
3% HMRC inquiry rate vs 20% industry average
Specialists since 2008
How it works
Find out what you're leaving on your grant, spend, and company profile.
A straightforward three-step path from quick estimate to specialist validation. No bloated process. No vague promises.
Step 2: Get Your Eligibility Snapshot
Receive an AI-powered assessment of your qualifying expenditure and what the merged scheme means for your situation.
Step 3: Book a Specialist Review
A 15-minute call with our team to validate the numbers and explain the claims process. No obligation.
Key stats section
The R&D landscape has changed.
31% drop in SME R&D claims last year
1 in 5 claims now face HMRC inquiry
77% of checked claims found incorrect
The claims cowboys are gone. The rules are tighter. But for Innovate UK winners, the opportunity is actually bigger than ever.
Who we are
Quant R&D specialises exclusively in R&D tax credits for Innovate UK grant recipients.
We work with the UK's leading R&D tax credit consultancy, a team that's been doing this since 2008 with a 3% HMRC inquiry rate.
That means specialist support for grant-funded businesses that need clarity on the merged scheme, not recycled advice built for the old SME rules.
About our approach