The Small Benefit Exemption is a straightforward, tax-efficient way for employers to reward employees and directors. Whether you’re running a large organisation or a family business, this scheme allows you to provide non-cash benefits without triggering tax liabilities—if you stick to the rules.
Read MoreThis guide serves as a content creators starting point for understanding tax and accounting essentials, setting you on the right path.
Read MoreWith over 20 years in the accounting and tax advisory field, I’ve encountered a recurring question from clients: whether to set up a limited company or not.
Read MoreWhether you're operating as a sole trader or running a limited company, opening a separate bank account for your business is a strategic decision with significant impact on your financial management and legal standing.
Read MoreUnderstanding what qualifies as a tax-deductible business expense is crucial for professionals and business owners.
Read Moret's not just about compliance; understanding VAT can significantly impact your financial planning and operations. This post delves into the essentials of VAT registration, rates, thresholds, and the two-tier registration process in Ireland.
Read MoreUnderstanding Preliminary Tax is crucial for effective financial planning as a self-employed individual. The 'double hit' in the first year can be a significant financial challenge, but with proper planning and understanding of your options, it can be managed effectively.
Read MoreChoosing the right structure is a decision that can significantly impact your venture's future. This article delves into the distinct differences, advantages, and considerations of operating as a Sole Trader versus a Limited Company.
Read MoreThe Irish Revenue Commissioners have issued "nudge letters" aka Level 1 notifications to Irish content creators urging them to regularise their tax affairs - here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreAccountex is an annual Accountancy & Finance Conference and Expo held in London, showcasing global brands and their software solutions, along with CPD events, keynote speakers, and the latest industry trends. Having attended Accountex for the second time, here are some key takeaways for those planning to visit.
Read MoreLiquidations can be a complex subject, which is why we want to make things as simple as possible for you. As qualified Insolvency Practitioners and Chartered Tax Advisers (CTA) we have a wide range of experience in he three most frequently used types of liquidation in Ireland, and want to use that experience to help you understand the process.
Read MoreKnowing when to liquidate a struggling business can be an incredibly difficult challenge to navigate. As qualified Insolvency Practitioners and Chartered Tax Advisers (CTA), we are able to provide confidential and professional advice.
Read MoreIf you are a company director facing liquidation then the creditors meeting holds the potential to be the most adversarial part of the process.
Read MoreFollowing the 2023 Budget Announcement, Brady & Associates Partner Brendan Brady has compiled the important takeaways into one document, so all the information you need is right at your fingertips.
Read MoreIt’s just under a week until budget day, and anyone expecting a budget giveaway may live in hope but will probably die in despair.
Read MoreCV-19 subsidies are acting as a buffer to company insolvencies and creating a dried tinder of zombie businesses that will ignite when the supports are rolled back on 30th June 2021.
Read MoreLockdowns, changes in consumer habits and advances in technology – large scale delivery-only restaurants are now a viable business model.
Read MoreNow is the perfect time for Accountants to reassess their business models and delivery methods.
Read MoreThis case considered the situation of a barrister, Mr Newsom, whose chambers were in London but who lived in Whipsnade, which is some distance from London.
Read MoreWhile this case involves the issue of whether or not a deduction can be taken for client lunches which is now specifically disallowed by section 840 TCA 1997, it is instructive in arriving at the principles of deductibility
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