Ireland Looks At Expanding Coverage Of R&D Tax Credit

By Kevin Pinner · February 17, 2026, 2:23 PM EST

Ireland is looking at expanding the coverage of its research and development tax credit, including by revising qualifying expenditures, subcontracting rules and capital expenditures, according to a report by the country's...

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