TWSS Guidelines

We’ve prepared some general guidelines for employers to assist with the Interpretation of the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme (TWSS).

Business Continuity Plan for Staff & Clients

Gilroy Gannon Chartered Accountants has activated its ‘Business Continuity Plan for Staff & Clients’. This will involve the moving of on-site meetings to an online format where possible with a view to avoiding any in-person contacts. Clients scheduled for on-site meetings with Partners or Staff can contact their relevant Partner for alternative arrangements by emailing […]

Budget 2020 Detailed Analysis

After the success yesterday of our Budget Overview Video, we are presenting below our detailed analysis of Paschal Donohoe’s third budget as Minister of Finance. If you have any specific questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

The Importance of Healthy Cashflow

In this second article which looks at ways to ensure strong regular cashflow in a business, Gilroy Gannon suggest some further ways companies may provide certainty and stability.

Cash is Still King

In this article, the first of two, Gilroy Gannon take a look at Cashflow and suggest some of the ways companies can ensure strong regular cashflows to provide certainty and stability.

How SMEs become stretched during scaling process

This is the fourth article in our series specifically about supporting small business and the challenges of scaling, Gilroy Gannon take a look at the issues around people and processes, how these can become stretched by scaling and what SME’s should be wary of when expanding.

Financing SME Growth

Continuing our series specifically about supporting small business and the challenges of scaling, we take a look at the issue of accessing finance and some of the considerations SMEs may have when choosing a method of finance.

Accounting in the Services Sector

During the last 48 years Gilroy Gannon have seen a variety of business trends, some of which fell away and some which transformed the business landscape permanently.

Should You Grow Your Lifestyle Business?

When you read the newspapers, follow business news websites and Twitter accounts, or watch the business news on television, much of the focus is on large companies and aggressive start-ups with ambitious growth plans. The vast majority of businesses are not like this, however. Instead, they are small businesses often supporting employment in their local […]

The One Thing You Should Know When Starting a Business in Ireland

There are lots of things you should know when starting a new business in Ireland. This includes your legal and tax requirements, employment law, managing your finances, and more. You also need to know the steps and actions you need to take to give your business the best chance of being successful. There is one […]