Bring your technical work, project evidence and costs together in one place. mytaxcredits.ie helps you prepare an R&D tax credit claim with less administration and a clear path to adviser review.
For first-time claimants and companies improving an existing process.
Draft estimate · Subject to adviser review
Your team’s work lives across project tools, technical documents and financial records. Preparing a claim often means bringing those records together long after the work happened.
mytaxcredits.ie connects the technical story to the underlying costs. See what supports each project, where information is missing, and what needs a decision—before the claim reaches your adviser.
A structured process for your finance team, technical team and tax adviser, with a clear role for each.
Connect your project and accounting tools, and upload supporting documents and payroll records. Organise the source material around the projects and accounting period you want to review.
Review suggested projects, supporting records and cost allocations. Your team confirms the technical context and time spent, while missing information is surfaced for follow-up.
Your adviser reviews the technical and financial basis of the claim, raises questions and signs off the completed version. Prepare the claim file and figures for your company’s tax return.
A project summary is more useful when you can see what supports it. Follow the evidence back to the original record, including its author, date and source.
Keep technical explanations, experiments, time allocations and relevant expenditure connected, so your team and adviser can review the same information.
Bring together development records, project tickets, test reports, invoices and payroll. Review the source material alongside the draft claim instead of searching across separate systems.
Connections and uploads shown reflect the proposed launch scope.
Use AI to organise records, suggest classifications and draft explanations from linked evidence. Your team reviews the facts. Your adviser assesses the claim.
See the evidence behind a suggested project or cost classification. Accept, amend or reject it with the relevant context in view.
Missing evidence and unresolved points stay visible throughout review. A polished draft should never hide an unanswered question.
Track changes to allocations, costs and narratives. Keep a signed-off version of the claim file so everyone knows what was approved.
Give your finance team and tax adviser an organised record of the claim, with the technical evidence and cost calculations kept together.
The claim is filed through your company’s tax return. The supporting file is retained to explain and substantiate it.
Technical narratives, linked evidence, staff allocations and cost schedules arranged for review and retention.
A clear summary of the claim figures and proposed instalments for your accountant or tax adviser to review.
Draft pre-filing notifications and subcontractor notices where relevant, ready for review before they are sent.
Start with the scientific or technological problem your team was trying to solve, the uncertainty involved and the investigation undertaken. Developing a product or writing software does not, by itself, establish eligibility. Your adviser needs to assess the activities and supporting evidence against the Irish rules.
Begin with your accounting period, a summary of the projects and the records available. First-time claims can have additional notification requirements, so discuss the timing with your adviser before choosing a filing date.
The proposed workflow is designed to bring your finance team, technical team and adviser into the same review process. The claim file and CT1 figures provide a structured handover to the accountant or tax adviser responsible for your return.
No. mytaxcredits.ie prepares supporting documentation and claim figures for review. Your company or authorised tax agent files the corporation tax return through ROS.
The amount depends on your qualifying activities, eligible expenditure, accounting period and applicable rules. A useful estimate starts with your actual projects and costs, then becomes more precise as the evidence and allocations are reviewed.
We will discuss the scope of your claim and provide a fee proposal before you commit. Pricing will set out what is included in preparation and adviser review, together with any separately agreed support.
Tell us about your projects, your accounting period and how you currently manage your R&D records. We’ll help you identify the information needed for an initial review.