Crowe Ireland — Irish R&D tax credit (30% on qualifying spend) advisory (Ireland).
Crowe Ireland — Irish R&D tax credit practice (crowe.ie). Credit Index curated research; verify on the firm website.
Crowe Ireland is listed in The Credit Index as a practice focused on Irish R&D tax credit (30% on qualifying spend). This entry summarizes publicly stated positioning and common service patterns for firms of this type in Dublin; it is not an endorsement, not legal advice, and not a substitute for your own diligence.
Typical advisory scope (for this geography) includes work routed through Revenue Commissioners rules and practice standards. Firms differ in fee models, sector depth, and how they staff technical vs tax roles—confirm engagement terms, timelines, and conflicts directly on https://crowe.ie/.
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Primary geography for this card: Dublin, Leinster. Program context: Irish R&D tax credit (30% on qualifying spend).
Services
- R&D tax credit claim preparation and science test write-ups
- Grant and R&D credit coordination
- Training on R&D regime compliance
- Revenue audit and enquiry defence
- Accounting test and cost quantification support
- Feasibility studies for first-time claimants
Program & industry focus
Team
Advisory team
Mixed tax + technical delivery (typical for this practice type)
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