There are no major changes from the 2020 tax year, says Thomas O’Regan, Senior Manager at Paul O’Donovan & Associates, but a timely information flow is critical for both meeting deadlines and minimising your tax liability.
Dreaming of selling your Irish business one day? Ensure your retirement dreams don’t become a tax nightmare by planning well in advance. Here’s a quick guide to CGT and Retirement Relief in Ireland. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Ireland is 33%. This hefty sum is paid on any capital gain made when you dispose of …
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Act now to stay ahead of 2022 year-end accounting deadlines Check in with your accountant well before these dates to maximise your savings – and minimise your stress! Business budgeting for 2023 Business owners should avoid a December panic by preparing their budget for 2023 well in advance. Do you have enough protection and cover? …
The Irish Budget 2023 – what does it mean for you? Tax cuts, property measures, VAT, business taxes, one-offs and cost-of-living, agricultural, motor, climate change and more. Tax Cuts / Personal Tax The following changes were made to the income tax bands and credits. This will give a single person earning €40k per year an …
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We won! Advisory Team of the Year – SME Finance – at the Irish Accountancy Awards It was smiles all-round on the night as the team at Paul O’Donovan and Associates beat off the other contenders to walk away with the SME Finance Advisory award for the second time in a row. Paul, who collected the …
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What can an accountant do for you, and how do you choose the right one? A good accountant is someone you can trust to be on your side – they will find you solutions, add value while ensuring compliance, and put you in firm control of your finances and your future. But how do you …
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Previous Next Going Green for Irish businesses The conference theme was planning for success in a time of change. It focused on what “green” will really mean for Irish businesses, from decarbonising costs to funding concerns, and addressed the importance of planning for imminent change on multiple fronts: climate change and why ESG (Environmental, Social …
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Most Irish companies are exposed to foreign currencies, through exports and their supply chain. All of these need hedging and currency policies to avoid being caught by swings – but only 15% of companies have one. John Finn, Managing Director at Treasury Solutions, offered insights into currency trends and the effects of current events on the economy.
ESG has become crucial for customer relations and for sourcing funding – but many Irish companies are dragging their feet, say industry experts At our virtual conference early this year, all our speakers agreed on one thing: clear policies on ESG are fast becoming a key factor for successful businesses. But what is ESG, and …
Enterprise Ireland wants Irish exports to grow to €30bn value by 2024 – and has the supports available to make that happen, says Ann Marie Russell-Walsh, the Regional Development Advisor for Cork. At our virtual conference earlier this year, Ann Marie spoke on available supports for businesses, including soft supports like webinars and market research, …
