Explore the latest developments in the world of innovation funding, R&D tax relief and creative tax credits.
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Find out which UK films qualify for the Independent Film Tax Credit, including budget limits, the Modified Creative Connection, and exclusions.
RDEC, AVEC and VGEC income currently counts toward QIP thresholds. From April 2027, it won't. Here's what changes for large companies.
From 1 June 2026, BFI requires ID checks for company directors on Cultural Test applications for film, TV and video games.
The Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit and the Independent Film Tax Credit offer UK film producers money back on their film. But which is right for your company?
Films, high-end TV, children's TV and animations are eligible for the Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit. Find out the qualifying criteria to get up to 53% back.
Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), can significantly increase claim size and accelerate receipt of cash from HMRC. Here's how they work.
Learn how AVEC adviser fees typically work, what services should be included in an AVEC claim, and the red flags to watch for before you engage an adviser.
Watch our on-demand AVEC Fundamentals Webinar to learn how to qualify, calculate, and claim the Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit effectively.
Learn how to maximise UK AVEC tax relief for multi-episode TV productions with key tips, rules, and real-world examples.
Learn how new UK VFX tax relief changes boost claims by removing the cap and increasing the rate of relief.
Learn how the UK’s new Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit (AVEC) supports film & TV production with tax reliefs up to 54%.
How to claim the Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit (AVEC) with our step-by-step guide to timelines, costs, and documents.
Learn to identify core costs, navigate UK expenditure rules, and apportion expenses properly for a maximised AVEC claim.
The Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit is HMRC’s tax credit scheme for film and TV. Find out who qualifies, what rates apply, and how to claim.
Learn how the UK’s Independent Film Tax Credit (IFTC) boosts relief for low-budget films. Find out how to access the credit of 53% for eligible indie films.