Innovation brings its own rewards
Are you recouping costs for research and development? Moore Stephens’ Eyad Hamouieh urges brokers to know their rights on innovation.
The insurance broking sector is missing out on the ability to recoup costs for research and development and it is not only the major international brokers and underwriters in the UK that could feel the benefit.
Across the world a number of governments have been working hard to drive research and development on their shores.
The UK, even prior to the vote to leave the European Union, has been one of the leading exponents of looking to offer incentives to those that invest in research and
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