Whether your company requires an audit depends on its size, circumstances and compliance with the conditions set out in Irish company law. As those requirements can change, it is important to review your position rather than assuming that an exemption automatically applies from one year to the next.
Tax Briefs
Preliminary Tax in Ireland Explained: What Self-Employed People and Company Directors Need to Know
If you are self-employed, a sole trader or a company director who is required to file an Irish Income Tax return, preliminary tax is an important part of managing your annual tax obligations. Unlike PAYE employees, whose tax is generally deducted automatically from their salary, self-assessed taxpayers need to calculate and pay their own tax liabilities.
Navigating Cross-Border Business: VAT and Compliance for Irish Exporters
Whether selling goods or services within the European Union or exporting to international markets, cross-border trade presents significant opportunities as well as additional VAT and compliance obligations. While expansion can increase revenue and diversify risk, it also introduces more complex tax rules that must be carefully managed.
Tax Planning for GPs, Hospital Consultants, and Dentists in Ireland: Key Considerations
For GPs, hospital consultants, and dentists in Ireland, managing tax affairs can be a complex and time-consuming task. The unique financial situations that healthcare professionals face—ranging from public sector salaries to private practice income, self-employment,...
Navigating Revenue Audits: Essential Steps for Irish Businesses
In the realm of business, few words can send shivers down the spine quite like "audit." However, with thorough preparation and a proactive approach, businesses can navigate these processes with confidence and emerge stronger on the other side. In this article, we'll...
The Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme (TWSS)
The Government introduced special measures to support employers in maintaining employment levels as Covid19 unfolded globally. The Employer Refund Scheme (March 15th 2020 – March 25th 2020) was replaced by the TWSS on 26th March 2020. The scheme is administrated by...
eWorking and Tax
Due to the ongoing global pandemic, the Government directive recommends working from home. In light of this Revenue has recently updated their manual stating that an employer may pay up to €3.20 per day without deducting PAYE, PRSI or USC to cover the additional...








