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Are you a UK Based Director of an Irish Registered Company?

The (European Union) EU and the United Kingdom (UK) finally reached agreement on a Free Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), avoiding a hard Brexit.  However, this does not change the fact that the UK has left the EU and therefore is no longer part of the EU single market and customs union and is now […]

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How to Calculate Annual Leave Entitlement

Annual leave can be a tricky area for employers to navigate, particularly with regard to employee contracts or those leaving the business. In this article we answer some of the most frequently asked questions, helping to provide employers and managers with a better understanding of the calculations behind annual leave entitlement. Firstly, let’s cover the […]

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What is KEEP and when is it most effective?

Acquiring and retaining key members of staff is arguably the greatest challenge facing Irish based employers currently. Incentivising employees, whilst securing adequate levels of protection for both the business and it’s key stakeholders is a balancing act that most growing businesses face. Employee incentive plans can be structured using various methods including share-based remuneration. Tax […]

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Top 5 Reasons to Establish Your Business in Ireland

Ireland offers a flexible and competitive regime to companies who are looking for a location to structure European operations. Countless international groups use Irish holding companies to hold other subsidiaries and conduct M&A activities. With Brexit now looming, Ireland is set to thrive as the only English speaking full member of the EU. In this […]

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Have You Reviewed Your Corporate Group Structure Lately?

Corporate group structuring is often an attractive way for organisations to acutely position themselves to drive greater levels of financial growth. For example, the creation of a subsidiary company, which acts as a separate legal entity allows for diversification within the group and can provide a vehicle for holding companies to enter into acquisitions or […]

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Thinking About Selling Your Business?

Selling a business is time consuming, emotive and can be costly if not executed correctly.  As our economy continues to prosper there is increased interest in small and medium enterprises across all sectors. This coupled with the availability of funding makes it a great time to consider an exit strategy Once you have decided to […]

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CRO set key dates for the Register of Beneficial Owners

A statutory instrument establishing the much anticipated Central Registrar of Beneficial Ownership of Companies (RBO) was signed into law by the Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe on the 22nd March 2019. Timelines are now set and companies can expect to be contacted by the office of the RBO with regard to their filing obligations over […]

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New “One Step” process for annual return deadlines introduced by CRO

The Companies (Amendment) Bill 2019 was published in January 2019 and proposes to change the Annual Return Deadlines for Irish Resident Companies. These new filing dates will directly impact every Irish company and is likely to become law in just a few months. Current ‘Two-Step’ Process Currently, there is a ‘two-step’ process for the companies […]

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Save Time and Money with Our Complete Payroll Service

In today’s competitive business world, it is important to make the most effective use of time.  Outsourcing routine tasks, such as payroll, means you have more time to focus on your business. If you’re doing your payroll in-house, it can be both time-consuming and complicated. And keeping up with PAYE Modernisation and tax changes can […]

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Changes to Revenue Demand Letters

The Revenue Commissioners are updating their systems to make the collection of unpaid taxes more efficient and effective and taxpayers can expect to see significant changes in how they communicate with the Revenue Commissioners, in this regard, going forward. What is the Current Procedure? While the Revenue Commissioners have not yet confirmed when the new […]

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