In France, Maya HTT is officially approved for the Crédit d’Impôt Recherche (CIR – Research Tax Credit) and the Crédit d’Impôt Innovation (CII – Innovation Tax Credit) for the 2025–2027 period.
The principle
- When entrusted to an approved organization (and subject to eligibility), your R&D (CIR) and innovation expenditures — including the design of prototypes or pilot installations (CII) — can be integrated into your tax incentive schemes.
What this changes for your projects in France
Simplified valuation: subcontracted work entrusted to Maya HTT is recognized by the French Ministry (MESR) for CIR and CII purposes.
Typical examples of eligible work (France)
- CIR (R&D): development of simulation/optimization algorithms, resolution of unresolved scientific and technical challenges, correlation between models and physical tests.
- CII (innovation): prototypes and pilot installations for new products, functional demonstrators (models, sensors, IIoT systems).
How to benefit
- Define objectives, hypotheses, and deliverables (R&D or innovation).
- Contract & invoicing: clearly identify eligible tasks (dedicated CIR/CII line items).
- Document: technical reports, model versions, test logs.
- Declare in France: include eligible subcontracted expenses; use a rescrit (formal ruling) if needed.
What’s next?
With CIR & CII approval for 2025–2027 in France, Maya HTT brings its expertise in simulation, digital twins, and Artificial Intelligence applied to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to support your eligible projects — from ideation to fully documented technical proof.
Let’s discuss your next prototype, pilot installation, or priority R&D challenge.
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