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ARTICLE · 08 FEBRUARY 2022

Patent Box - Patent Strategy Considerations

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The Patent Box makes the existence of a patent more attractive, whatever the breadth of the patent's claim, so long as it covers the product (or process or service).

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The Patent Box makes the existence of a patent more attractive, whatever the breadth of the patent's claim, so long as it covers the product (or process or service). A company may wish to optimise its strategies both for filing and prosecuting patent applications and for patent and patent application abandonments bearing in mind the tax savings available through the Patent Box.

Introduction

The general aim of conventional patent strategy is to provide sufficiently broad protection to prevent competitors from making modifications to a product or process that negate the protection afforded by the patent. For a patent to deliver Patent Box benefits to a company there is no need to achieve broad protection; all that is important is that the patent covers part or all of a product or service, even a small part of a complex product.

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