Research & Development (R&D) and innovation
Subsidies and tax incentives
Research, development and innovation are the driving forces of the economy. It is therefore desirable from the government's point of view to stimulate these business activities. The most well-known Dutch tax schemes are the WBSO and the Innovation Box. In order to optimise the tax benefit of this, it is important to look at these schemes in conjunction with each other.
In the R&D and Innovation subsidy landscape, we recognise both tax incentives and cash subsidies. A number of promising schemes are listed below.
Innovation grants (innovation flyer)
In addition to the WBSO and the Innovation Box, the subsidy landscape consists of a number of other Dutch and European schemes. We as Gi3 have a very good overview of this landscape and can advise and guide in every step of the subsidy process. We help you to identify the subsidies that best suit your needs and your business and look for the most suitable options regionally, nationally and internationally. Themes such as research and development, collaboration and growth (also abroad) are topics to which many grants are linked.
Dutch tax legislation
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