Parminder is a CTA qualified Corporate Tax Specialist with significant experience in EIS, EMI, Group Re-organisations, Capital Allowances, Corporation Tax and HMRC Disputes and Investigations.
A key area of Parminder’s expertise is in Research & Development Tax Credits, leading the R&D department at Jeffreys Henry LLP. Since joining the Firm in 2015, he has been working closely with both SMEs and large businesses to analyse and maximise their Research and Development claims. He has so far secured over £100 million in R&D tax relief and credits for our clients.
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