Unlock Digital Growth with the Grow Digital Voucher

Are you a small or medium-sized business with up to 50 employees? The Grow Digital Voucher is your gateway to embracing digital technology and staying competitive in today’s fast-paced market.

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What Is the Grow Digital Voucher?

The Grow Digital Grant helps small and medium-sized businesses (with up to 50 employees) invest in digital technology to improve their operations, reach more customers, and stay competitive.

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Key Benefits:

  • Funding Support: Get up to €5,000 to invest in software, training, or IT setup.
  • Boost Efficiency: Use digital tools to streamline your business and improve productivity.
  • Expand Your Reach: Connect with a wider audience through online platforms.
  • Stay Competitive: Bridge the digital gap and thrive in today’s digital marketplace.

How It Works:

  • The grant covers 50% of eligible costs, with a minimum grant of €500 and a maximum of €5,000 per application.
  • Businesses can apply for two projects, up to a total of €5,000.
  • To qualify, you need a Digital for Business project report completed within the last two years.
  • A second grant depends on showing progress in your digital transformation journey.

This grant is your opportunity to embrace digitalisation and take your business to the next level!

Why Choose Digimark to help you with the application?

Applying for grants can be complex, but with Digimark, you don’t have to worry.

Our team will assist you at every step of the application process, ensuring that your project aligns with the  Voucher requirements.

Ready to take your business to the next level?

Let Digimark help you secure the Grow Digital Voucher and start your digital transformation journey today!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for the Grow Digital Grant?

Small businesses with 1 to 50 paid employees that:

  • have completed a Digital for Business Project within the previous two years.
  • are not currently clients of Enterprise Ireland or IDA.
  • are established and trading for at least 6 months, registered, and operate within the area of the Local Enterprise Office.
  • are solvent as demonstrated in the financial statements supplied.
  • An enterprise will be eligible to apply to the Scheme where it is a company, self-employed individual or partnership carrying on a trade or profession, the profits of which are chargeable to tax under Case I or Case II of Schedule D by virtue of section 18(2) of the Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 (TCA). Pay As You Go (PAYG) customers are within the scope of the scheme.
  • Sporting bodies that carry on activities which would be chargeable to tax under Case I or II of Schedule D but for an exemption set out in section 235 TCA are eligible to apply to the scheme.
  • Charities that carry on activities that would be chargeable to tax as trading income, but for an available tax exemption under section 208 TCA, are also included within the scope of the scheme.
  • Businesses must have current tax clearance from Revenue. Businesses must supply a Tax Reference Number and a Tax Clearance Access Number to allow for verification of their Tax Clearance status on Revenue’s online portal.

 

What types of businesses are eligible?

  • Companies, self-employed individuals, or partnerships paying tax under Case I or II of Schedule D.
  • Sporting bodies with taxable activities are exempt under section 235 TCA.
  • Charities with taxable activities are exempt under section 208 TCA.

Are there tax requirements?

Yes, businesses must:

  • Have a Tax Clearance Certificate from Revenue.
  • Provide a Tax Reference Number and a Tax Clearance Access Number for verification.

What counts as a "small enterprise"?

Per EU guidelines, a small enterprise has an annual turnover or balance sheet total of €10 million or less. Employee and financial thresholds must include linked or partner enterprises, as follows:

  • Autonomous Enterprise: Use only your business figures if no other entities hold 25% or more of your business, or vice versa.
  • Partner Enterprise: Add a proportion of another business’s figures if they own 25–50% of your business, or vice versa.
  • Linked Enterprise: Include 100% of the figures from any business that owns over 50% of your business, or vice versa.

Why are linked businesses included in eligibility checks?

This ensures that larger groups cannot unfairly benefit from SME grants. The rule aligns with EU regulations to maintain fair competition and prioritize genuine small businesses.

Still unsure if you qualify?

Reach out to Digimark today for more clarification!