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Deep Tech Funding – Seed to Series A Support
Seed to Series A deep tech funding at a glance
Deep tech startups between Seed and Series A now need both strong ARR and a smart capital stack. FI Group UK helps you combine R&D tax relief, grants and other non dilutive funding so you extend runway, reduce dilution and hit investor milestones faster.
From AI infrastructure and quantum to MedTech, climate and advanced materials, the journey from Seed to Series A is longer, riskier and more capital intensive than classic SaaS. The founders and technical leaders who could write grants and R&D claims are the same people needed on pilots, integration and core R&D. Treating specialist funding support as a strategic investment, not a cost to avoid, is now a board level decision.
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International R&D Tax Schemes 2025: A CFO’s Guide to Rates, Risks and Cross-Border Strategy
International R&D Tax Schemes 2025: A CFO’s Guide to Rates, Risks and Cross-Border Strategy
What are the leading international R&D tax schemes?
The leading 2025 international R&D tax schemes mix tax credits, super-deductions, reduced social contributions and IP/patent boxes. Headlines include the UK’s merged 20% credit, Germany’s 35% SME credit, Spain’s 25% volume plus 42% incremental, Singapore’s 68% after-tax benefit on the first S$400k, and US credits up to 13%, each with specific eligibility and interaction rules.
What are the main international R&D tax schemes in 2025?
Most countries run volume-based R&D tax credits or super-deductions, supported by IP regimes and, in some markets, reduced R&D payroll costs. The biggest differences are rates, refundability, where work can be done, subcontractor treatment and how grants interact. See more about FI Group’s Global R&D Strategy consultancy.










