A project successfully used for a certification by the French Ministry of Research was later considered non eligible by experts from the Ministry, during an audit triggered by the company asking reimbursement of its RTC. The purpose of the certification is to demonstrate the company’s ability to lead R&D activities for a third party. It does not necessarily mean that the R&D project conducted by the company would be fully eligible without other conditions. In the case at hand, the company does not prove that the project concerns experimental development.
Thomas Perrin
Thomas Perrin, Partner, specializes in international tax. He has been involved in many transactions for international French and foreign groups. In 2004, he created the R&D department as well as […]
Lucille Chabanel
Lucille has more than 14 years’ experience in tax law. She is a member of the corporate tax department since 2002 and joined the R&D group in 2004. She has […]
Lionel Draghi
Lionel Draghi, Partner and Engineer, is a member of R&D department. Lionel has more than 15 years’ experience as Software Developer and Product Architect in the Industry sector. He has […]
Rémi Barnéoud
Rémi has over 20 years of experience in development, project management and strategic advice in the areas of software, electronics, mechanics, and control and monitoring systems. Remi has developed an […]
Pierre Hardoin
Software and industrial engineer, working on R&D incentives such as tax credit for software or industrial R&D clients.