UK Tax Relief Recovery
90% of eligible UK companies never claim. Uplift Tax identifies whether you qualify, and introduces you to an HMRC-registered specialist adviser. No win, no fee.
Three routes to recovery
Most SMEs qualify for at least one. Many qualify for two. Few have claimed any.
Companies in our target sectors typically recover £40,000 to £250,000. The merged RDEC scheme pays at 15% to 27% net. Most claims cover the last two accounting periods.
If your team spends time solving technical problems, developing software, improving processes, or testing new materials, you likely have qualifying activity.
Missed allowances on commercial property often recover £50,000 to £500,000 per property. Surveys identify qualifying embedded fixtures and integral features that standard accounts miss.
If your business owns or has purchased commercial property, a specialist survey typically identifies 15% to 25% of property value as qualifying plant and machinery.
Companies remediating contaminated land qualify for a 150% deduction on qualifying expenditure. This applies to brownfield development, asbestos removal, Japanese knotweed treatment, and similar remediation.
Available to companies that have acquired and remediated contaminated or derelict land, including where contamination was not caused by the current owner.
Three steps
A 5-minute form. Company details, your activities, which reliefs you think may apply. We review your answers alongside your company's public record.
5 minutesWe send you a written summary: whether you likely qualify, which relief applies, and an indicative recovery range. No sales call required.
Within 5 business daysWe introduce you to the right specialist. They prepare and submit the claim. You pay nothing unless HMRC approves it.
Pay only on approvalWorking with an accountant already?
Many accountants are generalists. They may not have flagged these reliefs, or may have said you do not qualify based on limited information. A specialist review costs you nothing and may recover significant cash.
Most clients find their accountant relationship is strengthened, not threatened, when we identify a claim they missed. The specialist handles everything. Your accountant stays in place.
Why this matters
Recovery values are indicative. Actual outcomes depend on specific circumstances and HMRC assessment. Past claim values are not a guarantee of future results.