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InnoFund Ireland · Accountants & referral partners

Your Irish clients.
Our shared focus.

Bring specialist Irish innovation funding and tax expertise into your client offering. We can work alongside your practice, support a defined question or take on an agreed project directly for your client.

  • 30-minute first conversation
  • Irish-led expertise
  • No commitment

For accountants, tax advisers & business consultants

More specialist capacity.
Without building it in-house.

You know your client’s business. But assessing an R&D project, preparing a grant application or reviewing the evidence behind a Revenue response may call for specialists beyond your day-to-day team.

InnoFund Ireland gives you access to that expertise, led by Kirsten Winsryg and supported by our wider technical, scientific and financial team. We agree the working relationship around the client, the project and the part you want to play.

A partnership that fits the engagement

Work together.
Refer with clarity.

01

Collaborate on the engagement

Stay involved in the advice and the client relationship. We contribute agreed Irish R&D, grant, KDB or other specialist work, coordinating evidence requests with your team.

02

Refer a defined project

Introduce a client who needs specialist support. We can manage the agreed project directly, with clear client authority, engagement terms and an agreed approach to keeping you informed.

03

Ask for a second perspective

Bring a specific technical question, claim review or Revenue query. A focused piece of work can help establish the position before either team commits to a broader engagement.

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Irish opportunities. Irish requirements.

Recognise the moment
specialist advice can help.

Development expenditure may prompt an Irish R&D tax credit assessment. A company commercialising developed software or other qualifying IP may need a KDB discussion. A planned project may benefit from an assessment of relevant Irish grant funding.

We can also review capital investment or help coordinate an evidence-backed response to Revenue. These are distinct Irish engagements, assessed on their own facts—not extensions of the UK tax relief rules.

Clear from the outset

The client stays central.
The responsibilities stay clear.

01

Discuss the client need

Start with your practice, the project and your preferred role. An anonymised first conversation is welcome.

02

Agree the scope & terms

Define responsibilities, fees, client permissions, the engagement relationship and any referral arrangements.

03

Coordinate with the right people

Kirsten leads the Irish offering, bringing in the relevant technical and financial colleagues. Agree information requests and client communication.

04

Connect the advice back to you

Share findings and next steps within the agreed arrangements, so specialist work fits the wider client relationship.

The people behind InnoFund

Irish leadership. The right specialists alongside.

Kirsten Winsryg leads the Irish service. Richard Skelton brings the partnership perspective, with technical and scientific colleagues available for the relevant client work.

Meet the wider team

Partnerships, explained

Questions before we work together.

Agree the relationship before the work begins. A first conversation can clarify the scope, responsibilities and fit.

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Yes. Specialist support can sit alongside your existing engagement. We agree the division of work, client communication and any submission responsibilities before starting.

Yes. We can take on an agreed specialist project for your client, with the appropriate authority and engagement terms. Your ongoing involvement and updates are agreed with the client.

Irish R&D tax credit, Knowledge Development Box, innovation grants, capital allowances and claim review or Revenue support. We first establish whether the question falls within our expertise and what the scope should be.

We discuss the fee basis and any referral arrangement openly at the outset. Client permissions, relevant disclosures and the respective responsibilities form part of that conversation.

No. We can first discuss your practice and the kinds of client questions you encounter. If you do have a project, an anonymised outline is enough for an initial conversation.

Your next step

Let’s discuss your practice.
And the clients behind it.

A 30-minute conversation can establish where we can add specialist value, how you would like to work together and whether there is a useful first project.

  • 30 minutesA focused first conversation
  • Expert guidanceTechnical, tax and commercial context
  • Commitment freeA clear next step, without obligation