In the USA, the House of Representatives have voted overwhelmingly in favor of legislation which would restore the ability of drugmakers to fully expense R&D costs incurred within the same tax year.
The $78 billion Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act reverses a change which has required companies to amortize R&D expenses over a period of five years.
The House voted 357 to 70 in favor of the proposal, which includes certain other tax breaks, and which will now move to the Senate for a vote.
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