Ben Cusack
Most R&D tax claims look fine… until someone actually reads them.
You’ll know in 15 minutes whether to claim, tighten it up, or walk away.
Most R&D tax claims look fine… until someone actually reads them.
You’ll know in 15 minutes whether to claim, tighten it up, or walk away.
You can’t really find this page from the menu. If you’re here, it’s because you Googled my name.
That usually means you’ve seen an ad (or someone mentioned Bulletpoint) and you’re deciding whether to book a chat.
So let’s keep it simple.
In a 15-minute R&D check, I’ll tell you if your claim looks strong, borderline, or risky based on what you’ve done and what you can prove later.
No sales pitch. Just a straight second opinion, then a clear next step.
It’s a quick pressure-test. Not a long discovery call.
In 15 minutes, you’ll know if your claim looks strong, borderline, or risky, and what needs tightening before you lodge.
We’ll cover what you built or improved, what you were genuinely unsure about, what you tested and changed, and what evidence you’ve got to back it up.
If you’re already claiming, we can also check whether what’s been written would make sense to someone reviewing it later.
You’ll leave with clarity and the next step.
You’re probably here because you saw an ad and wanted to do a quick trust check before booking. Fair.
This is a good fit if your work involved real technical uncertainty and you had to test, iterate, or solve unknowns to get the outcome.
It’s usually not a fit if it’s business-as-usual (routine upgrades, straightforward config, or “we already knew the answer”), or if the benefit won’t justify the admin.
I’ll tell you that upfront. No pressure. Either way, you’ll leave with a clear answer and the next step.
You don’t need a deck or a perfect summary. Just enough so we can pressure-test it properly.
A link to your website and a couple of sentences on what you’re building is plenty.
That’s usually enough to work out if you’ve got a solid claim, and what evidence will actually support it.
If you’re missing some of this, don’t stress. We’ll work out what to capture next.
If you’re doing the “is Ben real?” check, you’re not alone.
Google reviews matter more than anything I can write here. Skim five of them and you’ll know pretty quickly if I’m your kind of advisor.
Look for the patterns around clarity, responsiveness, and whether the claim was handled properly (not just “lodged”).
Then book the quick check if you want a second opinion.
You’ve done the check on me. Now let’s do the check on your claim.
Book the quick R&D check and you’ll leave with a clear answer and the next step.