Ireland's R&D Tax Credit allows companies to claim up to 30% of development costs, but how do companies actually receive their credit?
Maximise your R&D tax credit claim! Learn what costs qualify, from staff to materials, and simplify the process with expert guidance to claim up to 30% back.
Learn which costs don’t qualify for R&D tax credits. Avoid ineligible expenses with Tax Cloud's expert guidance for compliant, optimised claims.
The definition of R&D is intentionally broad to enable as many Irish companies as possible to claim their benefits. However, the burden is on the claimant to ensure that they meet the guidelines, including conducting R&D in one of the three categories.
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Oh yes, the technical narrative; the centrepiece of your R&D Tax Credits claim. The chance to explain the complexities of your R&D project, ‘selling’ it to Revenue and justifying why it should attract this lucrative tax relief.
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Since the portal was launched, the Tax Cloud team regularly receives questions from businesses in Ireland looking to maximise their R&D Tax Credit claims whilst avoiding the hefty fees paid to consultants.
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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.
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At the beginning of April, the State’s tax collector announced that they are expediting payment of R&D Tax Credit claims to free up thousands of euros in cash for Irish businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Over the years, research and development (R&D) Tax Credits have been of huge benefit to companies large and small across Ireland. Many companies reinvest the money into the business and continue on with their strategies for growth.
Businesses will often spend a large amount of time and money on developing new products, services or processes, or enhancing existing ones. This work is generally considered to be Research and Development (R&D) the process flows something like this
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As part of the Budget 2020 offerings, micro and small companies employing a maximum of 250 workers will soon be able to write off up to 30% of their R&D costs, whilst receiving their money far quicker.
Hiring for top research and development positions is an important step in a company’s process for embarking on R&D work
We specially developed the Tax Cloud portal to save you time, money and hassle. It’s constantly refreshed and evolving - just like your business.
One of the key ambitions for the Government’s Innovation 2020 strategy is to boost the amount spent on R&D in Ireland to reach 2.5% of GNP.
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Here we take a look at why exactly Ireland is such a great place to start a business, whatever industry it’s in.
- Submitting R&D tax claims since 2017
- Strong track record delivering R&D tax credit claims
- Over €10m claimed and counting
- Industry leading specialists
- We employ technical, costing and tax experts
- Confident of delivering value to our clients, we offer our R&D tax services on a success fee-only basis.
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