tax
How to Avoid Financial Scams This Christmas
Christmas is a busy and joyful time of year, but unfortunately, it is also peak season for financial scams. As spending increases and inboxes fill with delivery notifications, invoices and “special offers”, fraudsters become more active and more convincing. Below, we outline some of the most common Christmas scams and practical steps you can take […]
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Auto-Enrolment (My Future Fund): What Irish Employers Need to Do Now
Ireland’s new auto-enrolment retirement savings system – My Future Fund – goes live on 1 January 2026. If you employ staff in Ireland, you will have new pension obligations for certain employees who are not already in a qualifying workplace pension. Citizens Information+2gov.ie+2 While this is a significant change, the system has been designed to […]
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I’ve paid my tax return for 2024 – what now?
Filing your tax return is a significant milestone, but many people treat it as the end of the journey rather than the beginning. Once the paperwork is done and your payment is made, the question arises: what next? We encourage clients to use this moment as an opportunity to plan for the future, reduce stress […]
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Spending wisely this Christmas and how to be money savvy
Christmas is a season of joy, celebration and giving, but it can also be one of the most financially stressful times of the year. For many people in Cork and across Ireland, the festive season comes with unexpected expenses that can linger well into the New Year. Overspending can lead to debt, worry and a […]
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A simple guide to corporation tax
If you run a business in Ireland, whether you’re a sole trader thinking of incorporating or already managing a limited company, understanding corporation tax is essential. It’s one of the most important taxes for Irish businesses, yet many owners find it confusing. This simple guide will walk you through the basics: what corporation tax is, […]
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Pensions in your 30s: Why it pays to plan early
If you’re in your 30s, retirement might feel like a distant problem for your future self to deal with. Between rent or a mortgage, childcare costs, car insurance and the rising price of just about everything, a pension can easily fall to the bottom of the financial to-do list. But here’s the truth: starting a […]
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How to get financially fit: Tips for Irish households
Financial well-being is just as important as physical health. As the cost of living continues to fluctuate and interest rates remain unpredictable, many Irish households are looking for ways to get more financially fit. Whether you’re trying to make your salary stretch further, planning for a big life milestone or simply aiming to feel more […]
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Are you paying yourself properly? A guide for small business owners
Because running a business shouldn’t mean running yourself into the ground. When you’re running a business, especially in the early years, it’s easy to fall into the trap of paying yourself last, if at all. You prioritise suppliers, staff, tax bills, subscriptions and everything else, telling yourself you’ll take what’s left over. But if “what’s […]
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The financial spring clean: 6 quick wins before mid-year
Time to tidy up your books and make space for smoother, smarter growth. We declutter our homes. We deep-clean our wardrobes. But what about our finances? As we approach the halfway point of the year, it’s the perfect time for a financial spring clean – a practical refresh that helps you move into H2 with […]
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3 strategies to help you weather the US tariff increases
Despite what you may believe, there may be opportunities ahead. The US tariff saga has caused turmoil across global financial markets. Many are concerned about the effects on global supply chains, pricing and business confidence. What could this all mean for your business? Read on as we look at three strategic areas. 1. Protect Your […]
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