Technical Teams Program
For the people who do the R&D. The claim depends on how they describe the work, so this program covers what to notice, what to record and how to write it up.
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Tell us which country you claim in and we will contact you when that edition opens.
Register interestEmail usWho it is for
- Engineers and developers
- Scientists and researchers
- Project and product leads
Modules
| No. | Module | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Why your input mattersComing soon | What the tax authority reads, why finance cannot write it alone, and how a few hours of technical time shape the claim. |
| 2 | Identifying uncertaintyComing soon | What technical uncertainty means for tax purposes, how it differs from commercial or project risk, and how to find it in your own work. |
| 3 | Recording as you goComing soon | Using tickets, commits, lab notebooks and test logs as evidence, and what to add so they link to projects and people. |
| 4 | Writing the narrativeComing soon | A structure that works in every jurisdiction: the uncertainty, the work done, the outcome. Writing with the people who did the work. |
| 5 | Industry examplesComing soon | Worked examples from software, manufacturing, engineering, life sciences and food, showing where the qualifying work sits. |
Country tracks
This program applies in all seven countries and links to each country guide for the forms and deadlines.
| Country | Scheme | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Research credit, IRC section 41 | United States guide |
| United Kingdom | Merged RDEC scheme and ERIS | United Kingdom guide |
| Ireland | R&D corporation tax credit | Ireland guide |
| Canada | SR&ED tax incentives | Canada guide |
| Australia | R&D Tax Incentive | Australia guide |
| New Zealand | R&D Tax Incentive | New Zealand guide |
| Singapore | Enterprise Innovation Scheme (EIS) | Singapore guide |
Educational content only, not tax advice. Program content is general information and training. See the disclaimer.