As more and more UK companies cotton on to the generosity of R&D Tax Credits, claims are sky rocketing. If your Ireland-based company has recently been involved in technical or scientific research and development, then listen up! This one’s for you.

A successful R&D Tax Credits claim can be spent exactly as a company sees fit, including paying directors' dividends. Find out more.

Whether it’s reinvestment in further R&D, settling debts or purchasing new machinery, how an R&D Tax Credit award is spent is entirely up to you.

The Tax Cloud portal has become hugely popular since its launch in Ireland in 2019. Find out more about the portal and how it makes R&D Tax Credit claims a breeze.

Getting specialist support in completing your R&D Tax Credit claim is essential. But what type should you choose?

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Software projects are innovative by nature so frequently attract R&D Tax Credits. Here we look at the details.

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R&D Tax Credits can be worth thousands of euros, even to the smallest of companies and projects. Regardless of profitability, make sure you don’t miss out.

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R&D Tax Credits can be claimed for a huge variety of innovative software-related project but sadly many Irish software companies are still missing out.