The best ways to stay competitive as a business is to invest in R&D. To do that, you need an R&D roadmap...

The RD&I scheme offers companies of any size the opportunity to develop new or vastly improved products, services or processes by funding their research, development and innovation projects.

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?

Choosing the ideal online claims portal for making your R&D Tax Credits application is not always easy. Find out what to look for.

Knowing which projects and costs to include in an R&D Tax Credits claim is far harder than it sounds. Here we lend a hand.

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

We find similar questions around funding research and development come up often. Here we’ve put together the answers to some common ones.

In these incredibly tough economic times, companies across Ireland will be looking to reduce their Corporation Tax liability. Find out more.

Engineering in Ireland is a fast-paced, dynamic sector that fervently lends itself to intensive innovation. R&D Tax Credits help to make this possible.

Innovation and agriculture go hand in hand. But did you know R&D Tax Credits can go a long way towards the cost? Find out more.

Businesses in Ireland are facing unprecedented challenges, particularly against the backdrop of COVID-19. Here we take a look.

Sometimes introducing new innovative ideas and plans into your company isn’t easy. Here we’ve looked at some possible ways to do it successfully.

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.

Even with the pandemic in full swing, there’s still plenty of funding options in Ireland for those looking to start a new business.

Start-ups and small businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic. But the Irish government is now offering an additional lifeline.

Disruptive innovation can turn whole industries on their head. But is it just about upsetting major industry players or something more?

Remote working is becoming the norm - so how do you maintain an innovative culture in your team? Here we share some ideas.

Innovation pivots can be key to the success of your project. But what are they and why would you make one? Here we take a look.

Setting a realistic R&D budget can make all the difference to a project’s success. Here we look at how to do it.

By not maximising your R&D Tax Credits claim effectively, you could easily miss out on thousands of euros of extra cash. Find out more.

Here we look at ways to reduce your Corporation Tax bill, particularly in light of COVID-19. Find out more.

It’s no secret that starting your own business can be seriously hard on your pocket. Make sure you know about the different schemes that can help.

Calls have been made for the government to help individuals and small businesses by spreading their tax burden over four years. See the proposals.

There’s a broad range of innovative activities that provide farmers all over Ireland with additional income streams. Here we take a look.

Now more than ever, companies across Ireland are looking for ways to boost their cashflow in these tough economic times. R&D Tax Credits claimed through the Tax Cloud portal is the perfect way to do this.

There are many benefits to working with other organisations on R&D but important ones include

Diversity in the workplace brings fresh perspectives, a broader range of skills and gives the company a more outward-looking appeal. But how can having a diverse mix of people in a team drive company innovation? Here we take a look:

Launched in 2015 and set to run until the end of this year, Innovation 2020 has for five years represented the Irish government’s drive for innovation.