You Ask, We Answer – Don’t Do Your Own.. We were chatting in the office yesterday and we all agreed that it’s a “funny” time of year in that people tend to get a bit stressed out and act a bit abnormal around this time compared to other times in the year. I can’t put
“What VAT can I claim back to reduce my Vat bill?” Welcome back to our ‘You Ask, We Answer’ series! One of the most popular questions we have been asked is, what VAT can be claimed back to reduce my vat bill. Legitimately, of course. Do you charge VAT on the sale of goods or
5 Tax Benefits You Should Know for 2018! It’s nearing the end of January already (where has the month gone?!) and we hope your year has gotten off to a flying start! However, are you aware of some tax benefits that have come into play in recent weeks that you may not be taking advantage
Earned Income Tax Credit – You’ve earned it! The summer is upon us, Chelsea are champions and the hurling season is in full swing with a cracker of a game that had some of the best scores you are every likely to see and from a Kilkenny man’s point of view it was nice to
Business Sale – What to do with a €230k Tax saving? We would often talk with business owners and one of the questions we always ask is about the long term plan of the owner. Quite often, in reply, we get a glazed look as to know what we mean by that. When you are
Tax tips for over 65’s – The sequel! Let me start by saying what people always say in these situations “the sequel is never as good as the original” or “it’s not a patch on the book”. The book is in there somewhere and if it ever appears I will of course be onto you
Tax planning for succession: what it means for your family businesses After a long career building up or running a family business, there will come a time when, as the owner, you want to consider retirement. This succession of the business to the next generation – or even the outright sale of the company –
Rental Income – Tax Facts If you have a rental property you may wonder how to calculate the profit (please God you have one) or loss on the property. The first thing to be aware of are that rentals are calculated on a receivable basis so you look at what you get for each month
