Intellectual property from R&D: what Chile's R&D Law covers
Patents, utility models, software rights and plant varieties: the R&D Law lets you include the cost of protecting a certified project's results. What it covers and what it doesn't.
Patents, utility models, software rights and plant varieties: the R&D Law lets you include the cost of protecting a certified project's results. What it covers and what it doesn't.
Using AI is not the same as doing research with AI. When an artificial intelligence project can qualify under Chile's R&D Law, which costs it covers and how to document it.
Three countries whose R&D tax incentives work differently from Chile's: higher rates for SMEs, refundable credits and after-the-fact audits. What they do and what we could learn.
Technical uncertainty is what turns a project into R&D. How to describe it in your application and how to leave evidence while the project runs.
Chile's R&D Law expressly includes software development, but not all software is R&D. We explain the test, with examples, and how it fits with agile methods.
All R&D is innovation, but not all innovation is R&D. That distinction explains most R&D Law rejections. Here's a practical test to tell them apart.