SEMINAR - 12.05.2009 in Gembloux : tex incentives for R&D

Companies in many sectors of activity are often unaware of the tax incentives for R&D, and so these tend to be underused.

In addition, several new incentives are now available (exemption from prepayment of tax, patent income deduction etc.), while other incentives have recently been changed (tax credits for investment in R&D, exemption for regional subsidies).

These measures can offer significant benefits to many companies, and their field of application is much wider than might be thought.

Making use of the R&D tax credit allows companies to reduce R&D costs by 7%, and this tax credit is refundable if the company does not have a taxable base.

The exemption from statutory prepayment of tax for staff working in R&D, which now amounts to up to 75%, significantly reduces payroll costs for R&D staff.

The new tax deduction for patents reduces the effective tax rate for patent income to a maximum of 6.8%.

• Did you know that?
• Are you familiar with all these measures?
• Is your company taking all possible advantage of tax incentives?
• The aim of this training course is to draw up a list of the tax incentives available to companies carrying out research and/or development in order to assess their practical financial effects. The course is aimed at heads of companies, financial managers, tax managers, corporate lawyers and directors of research. 

Informations
Registration: If you wish to register for the course, don’t forget to include the code SOPARTEC10P in the field ‘remarques’ (comments). You will then be given a 10% discount on the cost of the training course.