With many people racing to file their Form 11 returns before the deadline, I sat down with tax expert Michael Ryan of Gara Ryan to…
Rory FineganOctober 2021
The concept of partnerships isn’t new in Ireland. It is a structure designed to be used by professions that are restricted by their professional associations…
Rory FineganJune 2021
New rules around cross-border VAT in the European Union come into effect on 1st July 2021. This modernisation targeting the ecommerce economy is described by…
Rory FineganJune 2021
Google the term ‘fear of audit’ and you’ll get 46 million results! Being reviewed, examined, or investigated in any way seems to really trigger something…
Rory FineganMarch 2021
New Year’s Day this year was also the day that the Brexit transition phase was left behind and we entered a new age of a…
Rory FineganFebruary 2021
There are many benefits to operating as a limited company and if you're looking to grow, the additional administration and compliance associated with running a…
Rory FineganFebruary 2021
If you give gifts or perks with a monetary value to your employees, they must be treated as taxable income. It’s called a benefit-in-kind, or…
Rory FineganDecember 2020
The pandemic has seen many more employees working from home since March – either on a full-time or part-time basis. Revenue refers to this as…
Rory FineganNovember 2020
If your business invests in innovation, the costs of research and development may well be eligible for a tax credit. The Research and Development Tax…
Rory FineganApril 2020