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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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 …
Planning retirement or a business sale in the next 10 years? Capital Gains Tax in Ireland (CGT) is 33%. But advance planning can reduce it – or even eliminate it. Irish business owners should be building on their exit plan from day one but it’s never too late to start, as Paul O’Donovan explained at our recent …
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For business owners considering change, long-term pension planning and strategic structuring is vital for a tax-efficient exit. At our recent online conference, “Getting Back to Business – planning for greener pastures”, a common theme emerged of business owners re-evaluating their options for the future. The pandemic and other pressures has made many Irish business owners …
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Cashflow, CapEx and post-COVID supports: are you prepared for 2022? “The first six months of 2022 will tell a lot about a business owner’s decision to stay in business or cease trading.” Paul O’ Donovan in the Irish Examiner in 2021. Christmas is almost here; it’s time to take stock and structure for success in …
