Toby Chick
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Toby Chick

Director

Areas of expertise

  • Research & Development Tax Incentives for both Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and large companies across all industries.
  • Innovation consulting to provide clients with a holistic view of the Government incentive landscape.

Experience

Toby has a broad range of experience advising clients, from start-ups to large multinational companies, across multiple sectors in both the UK and New Zealand. Toby’s speciality lies in developing R&D Tax claim methodologies that are efficient and robust, ensuring clients maximise their benefit from Government Incentives.

While in New Zealand, Toby helped advise Private Sector companies and New Zealand Inland Revenue tax authorities in relation to the deployment of the real-time R&D data capture process. This experience has assisted Toby with implementing real-time R&D tax claim methodologies in the UK.

Before working within R&D tax and incentives, Toby worked as a chemical/process engineer from the energy industry and achieved his chartership through IChemE.

Notable client work and achievements

  • Advised a number of clients on Government Incentives across several jurisdictions, below is a list of a few key clients.

  • Ramboll, WSP, Morgan Sindall, Tarmac, Severfield, J. Murphy & Sons, NG Bailey, Imtech Group, Arup, Mott MacDonald, Rocket Lab, ZeroAvia, Fisher & Paykel, IQVIA, Fonterra, Team New Zealand, Contact Energy

  • Advised the New Zealand Government on how to reshape areas of the legislation to make the regime more accessible to companies.

Professional qualifications/memberships

  • IChemE
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Navigating change: Autumn Budget 2025 insights for businesses

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Autumn Budget 2025: A step towards rebuilding entrepreneurial confidence?

Learning from past mistakes is a key skill when managing a business. The Autumn Budget 2025 signals an attempt by the Chancellor to restore confidence among business owners, after the damage caused in the previous year’s Budget. The general sentiment regarding the 2025 Autumn Budget is that this was not necessarily a good Budget for business, but you can hear the sigh of relief.

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