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EU tax authorities have been clamping down on VAT compliance for cross border transactions. Tax authorities within the EU are focusing on online sellers and the amount they believe is lost… [...]

Recently I’ve met a few new business owners who were given incorrect information about their VAT threshold and the fact that they had to register for VAT. The issues only came to light [...]

Are you looking at changing anything I.T. wise soon? Enclude (with an ‘E’) is a website you may know about. If not, check it out. Enclude provides a host of offers for Irish [...]

The subject of VAT on training arises time and time again for many accountants. There have been updates from Revenue in the last number of years clarifying the position. VAT on training or [...]

Are you unsure what working from home allowance is ? The e-Working allowance detailed paper has been updated by Revenue – see e-Working includes: –         Working from home on a full-time [...]

Did you know there are flat-rate expenses to cover the cost of equipment your employee may need for work? This equipment may include tools, uniforms and stationery. The amounts are not huge but [...]

If you are an owner of a company, you will be well aware of the CRO and other deadlines for your company.  If your company is audit exempt, knowing that deadline is key to never incurring late [...]

The due date for filing your P35 with revenue for year ended 31 December 2017 is the 15th February (Thursday week). Ensure all staff have received a copy of their P60 also. Do not leave it until [...]

The value for the home carer tax credit for 2018 is up to €1,200 per year (this is up again on last year). Are you unsure if someone you know qualifies for the Home Carer Tax Credit? If unsure, [...]

I’ve seen cases over the years where letters from Revenue are ignored for a period of time by an individual or perhaps forwarded to an agent but not acted upon. If unsure what to do with [...]