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Leyton is an international consulting firm that helps businesses leverage financial incentives to accelerate their growth and achieve long-lasting performance. Our in-house team of highly qualified scientists, engineers, software and tax consultants produce innovative and bespoke strategies tailored to each of our clients’ business. We have over a decade of experience working with UK businesses of all sizes and offer support around a number of government schemes including: R&D Tax Credits, Energy Tax Exemptions, Land Remediation, Capital Allowances.
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Harmsworth House, 1st Floor, 13-15 Bouverie Street, EC4Y 8DP, London, United Kingdom
- +44 207 043 2300
- marketinguk@leyton.com
- leyton.com/uk
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