Last week we spoke about some tax tips when purchasing a buy to let property. If you didn’t get a chance to read that click here. This week the inspiration for our blog is a conversation we had. It was with a potential client about passing on his business to the next generation. What struck
5 Top Tax tips when buying a residential property to let We ran a couple of recent blogs about whether you should buy investment property in a company or not. Read here On Tuesday of this week I had a consultation with a Tipperary man who had excess funds to invest. He was looking to
Last week we discussed further about owning property in a company. If you missed that Read here. This week we are going to discuss some business strategy. We would hope to get a number of these posts out in the coming weeks. They will offer plenty food for though for business owners in the SME
“Real estate cannot be lost or stolen, nor can it be carried away. Purchased with common sense, paid for in full, and managed with reasonable care, it is about the safest investment in the world.” Franklin D. Roosevelt Last week we looked at some of the tax implications of buying property in a company. We
Should you buy a property in your company? This is a question we get asked many times. My answer in most cases is NO. This week we will look at the reasons why it is not a good idea. We will look at the main tax implications of buying property in your company. The focus
As most people are now aware the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme (TWSS) has been extended by the Government. Revenue have issued some updated guidance to give some clarity on this and how the extension will work. Some of the key points to note: The TWSS has been extended to 31 August 2020 The eligibility criteria
Last week we looked at two options when taking money from your company. This was either salary or dividends and we looked at the tax consequences of both options. If you want to get the basics from last week’s blog Read here When deciding to take salaries or dividends your circumstances may not be straightforward:
This is a question that we are often asked. This week we will return to our “You ask We answer” series of blogs. Last week we looked at how Comerford Foley could help you set-up a company. We also explored how using our services could help you. To find out more Read here This is
We have been running a series of blogs about trading through a company structure. We have outlined some business problems and solutions to those problems. The main solution is the flexibility that a company structure can bring to your business. Read here Last week we looked at the tax pressure of being self-employed. We highlighted
