Attracting and retaining the best talent can be challenging for SMEs. This especially applies if you are rapidly scaling and need the right resources and skills to achieve your full potential. Can you really compete with multinationals on salary? Probably…
Agricultural Relief is about facilitating the succession of farm businesses to new generations of farmers. It is part of the Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) system in Ireland. In simple terms, it reduces the Capital Acquisitions Tax that you pay on…
Postponed VAT accounting helps Irish businesses improve cash flow by avoiding paying VAT upfront when importing goods from countries outside the EU, including Great Britain. The process involves accounting for the VAT on imported goods on VAT returns rather than…
Revised Entrepreneur Relief has been around since 2016, but this year sees a significant change – the lifetime limit on qualifying gains has been increased from €1 million to €1.5 million. In this blog, we are going to look at…
The rate of VAT on the sale of apartments has been reduced from 13.5% to 9%. This is potentially welcome news for both property developers and buyers. The main idea behind the reduced VAT rate is to enhance the viability…
Preliminary corporation tax is an area of the Irish tax system that generates a lot of questions. We are often asked what preliminary corporation tax is and when is it due. In this blog, we’ll explain all the rules around…