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Corporation Tax Act 2009

Section 1071: Subsidised qualifying expenditure on in-house direct R&D

2790.This section defines what is meant by “subsidised qualifying expenditure on in-house direct research and development”. It is based on paragraph 10B of Schedule 12 to FA 2002.

2791.The section does not rewrite the condition in paragraph 10B(c) of Schedule 12 to FA 2002 that the expenditure “is not qualifying sub-contracted R&D expenditure for the purposes of this Schedule”. It is unnecessary.

2792.To qualify under Part 2A of Schedule 12 to FA 2002 the expenditure must qualify for relief under Schedule 20 to FA 2000 but for the fact it is subsidised. Expenditure would not qualify under Schedule 20 to FA 2000 if it were paid in respect of activities sub-contracted to the company. Condition E in subsection (6), which reproduces condition D in section 1052, is all that is required.

2793.This section does not reproduce the condition that the expenditure must not be capital in nature. This condition is unnecessary because section 53 in Part 3, the trading income Part, already prohibits a deduction for capital expenditure.

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