Tax
12 Things Every Business Should Do Before December 31st
As the end of the year approaches, now is an ideal time for business owners to take stock of their finances, review their tax position and make sure everything is in order for the year ahead. December can be a busy time for any business, and it is easy to put financial administration on the […]
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Salary or Dividends? Making the Right Choice for You and Your Business
If you are a director and shareholder of your own company, how you take money out of the business can significantly affect your overall tax position. One question we regularly hear from company directors is whether they should pay themselves a salary, take dividends, or use a combination of both. There is no universal answer. […]
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Income Tax Return Filed? 5 Things to Do Next
Getting your Income Tax return submitted can feel like a weight off your shoulders, particularly if you’ve spent the past few weeks gathering paperwork and checking figures. However, filing your return shouldn’t be the end of your tax planning. Once your return is complete, there are a few important steps worth taking to help you […]
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Budget 2027: Key Tax Changes for Individuals, Businesses and Property Owner
Budget 2027 has introduced a range of proposed tax changes that could affect individuals, business owners, employers, investors and families planning for the future. Among the headline announcements are a reduction in the standard Capital Gains Tax rate, adjustments to income tax thresholds and credits, changes to property-related reliefs, and measures designed to simplify certain […]
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Director and Shareholder Loans: Are You Getting the Tax Treatment Right?
Loans between companies and their directors, shareholders or employees are a common feature of business life. Whether used to manage short-term cash flow or meet a personal financial need, these arrangements can seem straightforward. However, director and shareholder loans can carry significant company law and tax implications. From restrictions on how much a company can […]
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Five financial decisions to make before year end
The end of the year is a useful point to review your finances, assess what has changed and make informed decisions before a new financial period begins. For business owners in particular, a small amount of planning before year-end can help improve cash flow, manage tax exposure and create a stronger financial position for the […]
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Why every business needs a mid-year financial health check
Running a successful business requires more than simply reviewing performance at year-end. A mid-year financial health check provides an opportunity to step back, assess how your business is performing and make proactive decisions before the year comes to a close. Whether your business is growing rapidly, managing increased costs or simply looking to improve financial […]
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10 ways construction companies can improve cash flow
Cash flow is one of the biggest challenges facing construction companies. Even profitable businesses can experience financial pressure when payments are delayed, costs increase unexpectedly, or projects take longer than planned. With large upfront expenses, fluctuating material prices, subcontractor payments and long payment cycles, managing cash effectively is essential for the long-term success of any […]
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The benefits of moving from a sole trader to a limited company
For many Irish business owners, operating as a sole trader is often the simplest and most flexible way to start trading. However, as a business grows and becomes more established, there are strong financial, legal, and strategic reasons to consider incorporating as a limited company. Transitioning from sole trader status to a limited company structure […]
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Cash flow planning in a higher-cost Ireland
For many Irish businesses, the past few years have brought a steady shift in one direction: costs are rising, and they’re not coming back down anytime soon. Wage increases, higher energy bills, supplier price hikes, and broader economic pressure are all feeding into a more expensive operating environment. While revenue may be holding steady – […]
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