Corporate R&D income refers to the income achieved through technological R&D and innovation activities. R&D is an important indicator to measure an enterprise's innovation capabilities and core competitiveness, and can bring direct and indirect economic benefits. The patents, technologies and products generated by corporate research and development will gain more profits and market share in the future market.
The sources of enterprise R&D income include independent research and development and imported technologies, as well as technology transfer and licensing. Through continuous technological investment and R&D activities, enterprises can continuously improve their core competitiveness and obtain greater profits in the market. For high-tech companies, their R&D revenue usually accounts for a large proportion of the company's total revenue, which directly affects the development of the company's performance.
Since enterprises require more funds for R&D and the investment return cycle is longer, the government will also provide relevant policy and financial support. This also means that companies can improve their R&D capabilities and product quality and further increase their R&D income while obtaining policies such as R&D income tax exemptions and special support. Therefore, increasing enterprise R&D income is not only the pursuit and goal of enterprises, but also an important means for the government to encourage and support the development of high-tech enterprises.