During a recent meeting between Revenue and Ireland’s professional accountancy and taxation bodies, Revenue announced that they would undertake a RCT Bulk Rate Review at the end of March. A […]
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Three Tax Breaks that every CEO should consider to attract the right people
Attracting and retaining talented employees can make or break your expanding company. Employers on every level, from start-ups to multinational corporations, want the best people to help their business make […]
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Make the best of your RSUs while you still can
Irish executives working for U.S. multinationals need to be on alert for a wind of change may be about to blow through the financial markets. For years investment managers have […]
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EII and SCI 2019: Introducing a More Attractive Tax Shelter
A major focus of last December’s Finance Act 2019 was the new, improved and expanded Employment Investment Incentive [EII] and Start-up Capital Incentive [SCI] schemes. These offer investors in qualifying […]
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BUDGET 2020: A BUDGET FOR UNPRECEDENTED TIMES
“The economy is poised at a point between the twin risks of overheating and Brexit.” Anyone wanting to understand the thrust of Paschal Donohoe’s Budget needs only to re-read the […]
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Best Tax Breaks Often the Least Used
“Ireland has some particularly generous tax reliefs but when I meet new clients for the first time I get the impression that the best reliefs are the least used,” according […]
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Beating the AirBnB Blues
It seemed like a good idea at the time. You own a holiday apartment in Galway. You have a busy schedule and don’t often have time to make it down […]
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THE VAT COMPENSATION SCHEME
A VAT compensation scheme is now operating for charities to reduce the burden of VAT paid in the day to day running of a charity. The scheme applies to VAT […]
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Dwelling House Exemption from Inheritance Tax
If you are considering drafting your Will so as to leave to a child (or to any other individual) who lives with you both your residence and any other dwelling […]
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Budget 2019: Something for everyone, well almost
Anyone searching for a theme for Pascal Donoghue’s second budget didn’t have far to look. With forecast GDP growth at an eye-popping 7.5% and employment at record levels it was […]
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Time to consider whether you should make a pension contribution
Whether you are an employee, a proprietary director or self-employed individual it’s that time of year when you need to consider whether to make an additional pension contribution. Tax relief […]
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Growing your Business through Franchising
SME owners often consider whether franchising would be a quick and simple way of expanding their business. In some cases franchising may be the answer, however not every business is […]
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