While it might seem far away at the moment, 2024 is a year with big changes coming for payroll and payroll reporting obligations.
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
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.
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.
Incentivise your key employees by granting them share options under the Key Employee Engagement Programme (KEEP). KEEP is intended to help SMEs that carry on
If you need finance to expand your business then consider raising funds under the Enterprise Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS). The EIIS is a tax relief
If you are expanding your business overseas then you should consider whether any of your employees could avail of the foreign earnings deduction. In order to
Consider whether your company can provide you or a key employee with the use of any assets that would be exempt from a charge to
Pick up an effective subsidy for your company’s R&D expenditure by claiming the R&D tax credit. You could be entitled to a cash refund from
Use the 12.5% rate of tax to strengthen your business by accumulating retained profits thereby creating an internal source of finance and reducing the business’s
If you want to dispose of your shares in your company and don’t have a buyer, it may be possible for the company itself to
Incentivise your key technical staff by reducing their personal tax bills through a surrender of the company’s R&D credits. A company is able to incentivise
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