ForrestBrown relocates Glasgow office

ForrestBrown has announced its move to a new office space on Bothwell Street, Glasgow, in order to accommodate its growing team. 

This comes as the firm, which helps Scottish companies secure R&D tax relief, recently conducted research that showed fewer Scottish businesses are claiming R&D tax relief compared to the UK as a whole, despite the area leading the way in cutting edge innovative sectors like engineering and renewable energy. 

As a result, the firm’s growing presence in Scotland can help address this shortfall and ensure that eligible businesses are able to navigate changes to tax policy. 

With continued growth forecast, the firm is also seeking new members for its Scotland team.

Alongside R&D tax relief, ForrestBrown also provides support on patent box relief, capital allowances and a range of government grants, helping to identify and access further funding opportunities.

Stephen Leishman, business development lead for Scotland and the North of England at ForrestBrown, said: “Our team in Glasgow is growing fast which reflects the sheer scale and range of innovation taking place in the city and across the wider Scottish economy. 

“We are passionate about the transformative power of R&D tax relief and bringing the benefits of this incentive to even more Scottish businesses is an exciting prospect.”