Plastics Production R&D Tax Credits | Queen's Lane Consultants

Qualifying With Plastic Production

Plastics production covers a wide range of sectors. Injection moulding, blow moulding and similar sectors all have elements of their work which will qualify as R&D. Identifying these areas can be challenging, which is why QLC is able to examine our clients’ work to discover all qualifying activities.

Qualifying Activities

Producing new products or components for which no designs or tooling exist.
Improving the performance of existing products or components.
Making manufacturing processes more efficient.
Seeking to improve the efficiency and environmental impact of production.
Reducing cycle times.
Trying to use new or unusual materials, even if this is done using the same manufacturing methods.
Utilising modern software or technology.
Programming existing software or technology to perform a new task.

A conversation with QLC will allow us to explain in greater detail how the following activities relate to your business and the key government guidelines and regulations.

What is R&D?

Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credits are a government incentive intended to promote R&D in the UK.

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Qualifying With Plastic Production

Qualifying Activities

Producing new products or components for which no designs or tooling exist.
Improving the performance of existing products or components.
Making manufacturing processes more efficient.
Seeking to improve the efficiency and environmental impact of production.
Reducing cycle times.
Trying to use new or unusual materials, even if this is done using the same manufacturing methods.
Utilising modern software or technology.
Programming existing software or technology to perform a new task.

A conversation with QLC will allow us to explain in greater detail how the following activities relate to your business and the key government guidelines and regulations.