Category Accountancy

How to choose an accountant in Galway? We have many years of experience helping our clients in Galway in areas including Company Formation, Tax Advice including VAT and PAYE returns, Personal Tax Matters and all Company Accounting and Tax Issues. How to Choose a Galway Accountant?  Some basics are that the accountant should be qualified, keep up to date on all changing …

PENSIONS MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE PENSION FUND Changes to be put in place in 2014 to reduce the maximum allowable pension fund (the Standard Fund Threshold) in order to reduce the maximum tax relieved pension to €60,000 p.a. ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS Individuals will be allowed a once-off option to withdraw up to 30% of the …

This is a free event happening on 9th May 2012 at 7 pm which would be of interest to anyone who within the last 5 years has set up in business or anyone thinking of setting up in business. Click here to find out more Improving Your Business Flyer – May 9th 2012

This is a commentary of the new jobs plan as appeared on www.rte.ie. It appears ambitious to say the least and if this all happens by 2016, based on back of the envelope calculations the government coffers will get quite a boost on taxes earned on these jobs. A minimum of €50m – €160m could …

the government incentive which you may have heard about it in the media, it basically involves a company taking on an unemployed person (for no pay) and giving them experience for a period of between 6-9 months

In these difficult economic times managing cash flow is the No. 1 challenge for many businesses. The following are some cash flow tips which may be of benefit to your business.

Ireland is getting some bad press, but there are some positives. Look at some of the other numbers.

All businesses are obliged to keep ‘proper books of account’ which must accurately record the day-to-day transactions of the business.