Young Innovative Company (JEI) status
The Young Innovative Company status applies to SMEs that are less than 8 years old and that allocate part of their expenditure to research. It qualifies them for tax and social insurance exemptions.
The Young Innovative Company status applies to SMEs that are less than 8 years old and that allocate part of their expenditure to research. It qualifies them for tax and social insurance exemptions.
The Young Innovative Company status applies to SMEs that are less than 8 years old and that allocate part of their expenditure to research. It qualifies them for tax and social insurance exemptions.
On its own, or in combination with other schemes such as CIR or CII, it can be a source of funding for your innovative projects and your future growth.
Criteria for eligibility
Request filing procedure
The request filing procedure allows taxpayers to validate their exemption from employer contributions and corporation tax with the authorities. The request must be filed no later than the date of filing the income tax return for the year concerned.
We ensure that technical and financial analysis are complete, maximising RTC and ensuring alignment with your project portfolio maturity.
We will defend your case until all appeals have been exhausted in the event of Tax audit.
Our risk-based approach gives you a clear view of each project’s issues, risks and costs, so you can make better decisions.
To help you manage your contract with no surprises, we provide a range of simple, effective and customisable reporting tools.
Managing assignments with a dual objective: accelerating innovation and optimising the ROI of the innovation function.
Multidisciplinary
team
A combination of strategic, scientific, financial, legal and marketing skills.
Develop expertise by business area. Capitalise on best practice.
Know-how to get all the players involved in these strategic studies and maximise the collective effort.
To find out how we can help you unlock the innovative potential of your business, contact us.