Carraro obtains CIR and CII certifications in France
A double recognition that enables customers in France to benefit from tax credits for Research and Innovation on projects entrusted to Carraro
The Carraro Group has obtained the CIR (Frech acronyms that stands for Crédit d’Impôt Recherche certification and the CII, Crédit d’Impôt Innovation certification), both issued by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space.
Carraro R&D is recognized by Public Authorities in France
These accreditations recognize Carraro as “an executive body of R&D and innovation for the compte d’entreprises,” confirming its ability to carry out research, development and innovation activities for third parties for clients operating in France.
More in detail:
- The CIR – Crédit d’Impôt Recherche certification allows French companies – and international groups with tax entities in France – to include the expenses for R&D projects entrusted to Carraro in their Crédit d’Impôt Recherche application, with the following advantages:
- Beneficiaries: French companies and groups with tax entities in France
- Subject: Expenditure on research and development activities entrusted to Carraro
- Benefits: recovery of up to 30% of eligible costs related to R\&D, according to current legislation
- The CII – Crédit d’Impôt Innovation certification is an extension of the CIR focused on the creation phase of new products:
- Beneficiaries: SMEs only (according to the EU definition)
- Object of the benefit: expenses for the design of prototypes or pilot installations of new products, not yet on the market and with higher performance than existing solutions
- Subsidies: 20% of eligible expenses, with a ceiling of 400,000 euros per year
The CIR and CII impact for the investments
Thanks to CIR and CII, French companies – and international groups with tax entities in France – can count on a partner that not only guarantees technical expertise and reliability, but also offers concrete tools to optimize investments in Research and Innovation.
From now on, collaborating with the Carraro Group means being able to access an ecosystem that makes it more convenient to develop complex projects, participate in tenders that require accredited bodies and benefit from rigorous and transparent processes. In other words, it is a competitive advantage that translates into greater speed, less administrative risk and simplified document management.
