Does the Scotland government provide grants for small business owners to develop new ideas?

The Scotland government may provide grants to small business owners for developing new ideas, depending upon the programmes terms. Outright research, for example, may be eligible for special R&D grants, while other grants may allow money to be spent on experimenting with product performance in new and untested markets. It is unlikely, however, the Scotland government will give you money to just sit around and think, however, so have a proposal prepared. Call our freephone number, at 020 3880 8554, to speak with an experienced representative and discuss your options, or use our sites contact form and a representative will get in touch with you at your convenience.

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