
Video Games Tax Relief (VGTR): Am I still eligible to claim?
VGTR has been replaced by VGEC for most developers. See whether your game can still claim before the scheme closes in March 2027.
Business Partner

Parry joined Price Bailey in 2018 as a Senior Manager; after progressing to Director in 2021, Parry joined the Partner team in April 2023.
Parry began his career as a Trainee Accountant in 2005, before joining a different firm where he progressed from his position as a Senior Accountant and Auditor, to Partner. Based in our City of London office, Parry works with a range of businesses providing compliance and advisory services. Parry works with a range of businesses providing compliance and advisory services. Parry specialises in owner-managed businesses be it property, technology-based and international businesses as well as having extensive experience in year-end compliance and corporation tax. Parry is also a member of our Professional Services sector team, acting for many professional practices.
Parry is ACA qualified, and previously completed his AAT exams. Parry is proud to be one of Price Bailey’s Mental Health First Aiders (MHFA). More about Parry.
Parry produces content on behalf of the firm aimed at educating owner managers on relevant and timely changes that may impact their business and their financial report. Notably, he has authored articles relating to the introduction of Making Tax Digital (MTD), inflation rates, and tax considerations for business owners and responding to the Chancellor’s Spring Budget and Autumn Statement.
Parry was referenced in a 2023 American Express article discussing financing options for SMEs.

VGTR has been replaced by VGEC for most developers. See whether your game can still claim before the scheme closes in March 2027.

The British Film Institute (BFI) offers Video Games Tax Relief (VGTR) as well as Video Games Expenditure Credits (VGEC). But to access this support, your game must first pass the BFI Cultural Test and be certified as British. Read more here...

This year brings tax changes that will fundamentally reshape the landscape of UK business. From rising National Insurance contributions to adjustments in Capital Gains and Inheritance Tax, the “tough choices” that Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in her Autumn Budget are set to redefine how many companies manage their tax liabilities. In this article, Parry Jackson and Lewis Ratcliffe, Partners in our Business team, outline the key changes you need to know for 2025/2026.

Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) has replaced VGTR for UK game developers, offering a 34% expenditure credit worth 25.5% net. See eligibility, how to claim, and what's changed.