Earlier this week, we welcomed the announcement of the increase of the R&D Tax Credit rate from 25% to 30% for micro and small companies as part of the budget for 2020. In addition to that, the Department of Finance has allocated €1 billion to the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation. The Minister of…
Investing in your future through the R&D Tax Credit programme Research and development is critical to the success of the Irish economy, its jobs and its place in the world. Ireland offers a range of different incentives for companies carrying out research and development (R&D). However, not all are aware of the benefits of this…
R&D in Engineering and manufacturing may be present in the digital design and computer modelling, work to the building and testing prototypes and ongoing analysis, further testing and developing. Examples of Eligible R&D activities and questions to consider: Have you developed a new or changed product or process that has characteristics substantially different from those currently available (i.e.…
Research and development is the number one focus in the healthcare industry. Healthcare services, products, and treatments require continuous innovation to treat new diseases and illnesses. The delivery of healthcare treatments are constantly further improving in order to detect, diagnose, monitor and treat new illnesses and diseases. As a result, the world of healthcare is changing rapidly due…
We would like to thank the IRDG team for a great seminar yesterday on the Irish R&D Tax Credits. With new and interesting insights on the R&D Tax Credit, 2019 is shaping out to be an existing year for research and development in Ireland. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.