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29th November 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 29th November 2016
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Making the link between Research & Development Tax Relief & Creative Tech businesses Brighton: A Sussex City developing creative & tech businesses The South-East coast of England has proven to attract businesses within the creative sector over the last few years, to the point where Brighton has ranked 6th highest in the UK […]
16th November 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 16th November 2016
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Are businesses that collaborate with research and development in Sport seeing any financial rewards? Let’s look at Pedal Power You may have noticed that Cycling in the UK is on the increase. It has become massively popular thanks both to British successes in the Velodrome at the last three Olympic games […]
1st September 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 1st September 2016
Think of the BBC’s MasterChef. Cooking is big business and assisting market innovators to achieve better results can bring tangible rewards. Dozens of skilled chefs, restauranteurs, food critics and some ex-contestants; all deemed to possess enhanced knowledge of the subject of fine dining, are contracted temporarily to the BBC for each season […]
1st September 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 1st September 2016
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Cooden Tax Consulting are celebrating their 3rd Birthday on 1st September. In that short space of time, Simon Bulteel, Managing Director and more recently Neep Hazarika, Technical Report Writer, have helped around 40 different businesses to claim nearly £2.5m in Tax Relief, that they might otherwise not have claimed. To celebrate their […]
1st September 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 1st September 2016
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If you are the owner of an SME you’re most likely always on the go and quite probably subscribe to the adage that: time is money. In this article I’m asking you to stop, just for a minute or two and consider whether an application for Research & Development Tax Relief, which […]
15th June 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 15th June 2016
Are Small Business owners in the UK in a stronger position in or out of the EU? While voices on both sides of the forthcoming EU Referendum on June 23rd tend to market their cause to us all in fairly bold and strident terms, clearly very determined to convince us that their […]
15th June 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 15th June 2016
As Frustrating Lions fail to bring down the Russian bear at the Euros in France, what lessons can be learned for struggling businesses? The England football team’s superb display against Russia, in their opening game at the Euros, but lack of a win, provides a fascinating backdrop against which to examine an […]
5th May 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 5th May 2016
Drum roll please…… We think it could be stand A170 for the most unusual, fascinating and record breaking attraction … so make sure you visit during 11 and 12 May at the London Excel. (OK, hands up, we’ll admit that stand A170 is our Cooden Tax Consulting stand, but it’s not us that is the attraction!) We are […]
27th April 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 27th April 2016
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The Health Lobby has won a significant victory, as the Chancellor gets busy with the Fizzy and introduces the Misuse of Sugar Act 2016*. What might his new tax mean for Soft Drinks Producers? Just for the taste of it… Following Mr Osborne’s new tax levies on sugary fizzy drinks, announced in […]
27th April 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 27th April 2016
Have you cleared your diary to visit Accountex 2016 on 11 and 12 May at London’s Excel? It’s a huge show that is well worth a visit with 200 exhibitors, keynote speakers and workshops in 13 theatres and 169 CPD certified seminars! If you register now you can get free tickets. We’ll […]
8th April 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 8th April 2016
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Well the simple answer is “It’s good for your business.” We know from our experience in 2014. We met some interesting accountancy firms and businesses that we started working with and still do today. Through our specialism in R&D Tax Relief we have been saving them or their clients £000s. […]
1st April 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 1st April 2016
Research and Development in the production of Craft Beers needn’t leave a bitter taste in the mouth for the brewer. Thanks to the opportunities now available to submit applications for Research & Development Tax Relief, brewers of craft beers may well find that, whilst we enjoy their bitter, they can derive a […]
19th February 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 19th February 2016
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Let’s boldly go where too few have gone before. Beyond the known frontiers, in what might be accurately described as the Deep Space of UK tax legislation and practice; if you’re the captain of a small to medium sized enterprise and you don’t fully understand exactly what’s out there, it can be difficult to know […]
14th February 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 14th February 2016
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If you’re company has been “Funded”, and in the last 36 months you have spent some of that funding on Research or Development make sure you talk to us about Research and Development Tax Credits before it’s too late! Many thousands of Small & Medium-sized Entities (SMEs) and Start-ups are throwing away […]
28th January 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 28th January 2016
I don’t know about you but I have been quite enjoying #BeLikeBill currently sweeping Twitter and Facebook, I thought it might be a good idea to see if I could make use of the meme by creating a series of graphics on the theme of #BeLikeRandy. Why Randy? Well firstly the name is […]
21st January 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 21st January 2016
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Cooden Tax Consulting (CTC) are a Bexhill-based entrepreneurial Tax Consultancy who specialise solely in providing advice to companies, predominantly SMEs, around three Technology-based Tax Reliefs, Research and Development Tax Relief, Patent Box and Video Games Tax Relief. Simon Bulteel Managing Director, has supported some extraordinary clients since setting up the company in […]
7th January 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 7th January 2016
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This was going to be our first blog of the year, but events took over and the Photonics Grant Funding and R&D Tax Relief blog took its place. Having joined Growth Accelerator on the cusp of its demise in November last year, our initial coaching sessions have already identified the need for […]
7th January 2016
Published by Simon Bulteel at 7th January 2016
Every now and again the Government makes available a pot of money targeted at niche industries where they feel British companies can make an impact on a global stage as a result of their scientific specialisms. It just so happens that such a pot of money is available to a number of […]
30th November 2015
Published by Simon Bulteel at 30th November 2015
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I originally released this post on Friday on the Business Zone website a sister service to Accounting Web that I regularly post in. I have updated it as more news has come out over the weekend. I have only recently embarked on the onboarding process for Growth Accelerator, I have met my […]
25th November 2015
Published by Simon Bulteel at 25th November 2015
With the Autumn Statement due to be read at Lunchtime today, there have been a significant number of rumours that whilst the headline Science Budget is to be increased, Innovation Grants are set to be replaced by Innovation Loans. Could such a change be an opportunity or a threat to SME […]