IRELAND'S LEADING RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT TAX CREDIT SPECIALIST
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January 2025 Update to R&D Tax Credit Guidelines
On Friday 10th January 2025, the Revenue Commissioners (Revenue) published ebrief No. 009/25, updating the R&D Tax Credit Guidelines (i.e. Part 29-02-03 of the Tax & Duty Manual). The update relates to the first instalment amount due under S766C and S766D TCA 1997. When these sections were introduced in Finance
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R&D Tax Credit Services
For Companies
Might you be leaving valuable R&D Tax Credits on the table? Are your claims Revenue Audit ready? Contact SciMet R&D today to find out how we can assist you in claiming your full and proper R&D Tax Credit entitlement
For Accountants
Contact us today and discover how we can work together to ensure your clients have access to market leading R&D Tax Credit expertise, leaving you free to take care of all other accounting and tax needs.
R&D Tax Credit Audit Support
Receiving an audit notification letter can be daunting for a company. Unlike other tax audits which are primarily a financial exercise, R&D Tax Credit audits will typically cover the Science Test as well as the financial side of the claim. Revenue may appoint an external expert to assist in reviewing the scientific/technological aspects of claims.
At SciMet R&D we have extensive experience of assisting companies navigate the R&D Tax Credit audit process as well as other Revenue interventions into claims.
We regularly assist companies that have prepared the initial claim in-house or with the assistance of other third parties
Other Services
In addition to our market leading R&D Tax Credit services, we also work with companies to identify other R&D funding opportunities and incentives that might be available. These include the Knowledge Development Box (“KDB”), Irish Grants (e.g. EI, IDA, SFI), European Grants (e.g. Horizon Europe) and the Digital Games Tax Credit.
Once opportunities are identified, we can provide a complete end-to-end service from the initial application through to the drawing down of funds.
