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Practitioners Series Session 4: IP Management – funding, tax, protection

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Practitioners Series Session 4

IP Management – funding, tax, protection

Past Event: Wednesday, November 17, 2021

This session will look at how R&D can be part funded by Enterprise Ireland, supported through Revenue by way of R&D tax credits and the Knowledge Development Box whilst finally looking at the importance of legally protecting your IP.

The speakers will be:

Enterprise Ireland– Joe Madden (Enterprise Ireland)
R&D Tax Credits / KDB - James McMahon (Director, Tax, Grant Thornton)
IP protection – David Brophy (FR Kelly Patent Lawyers)

We do hope that you can join us for what promises to be an informative session.

To register for the webinar series, please click the “register now” button.

For any further information about our webinar please contact valerie.somers@ie.gt.com

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