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Do I need an accountant if I am a sole trader in Ireland?While not legally required, an accountant ensures your accounts are accurate, helps reduce your tax bill and avoids Revenue issues.
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What is the difference between a sole trader and a limited company?A sole trader is personally liable for debts, while a limited company offers legal separation and potential tax advantages. We can advise you further on many more interesting factors.
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When do I need to file my tax return?For self-employed individuals, the income tax return (Form 11) is usually due by October 31st (or mid-November if filed online).
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How much does it cost to hire an accountant?Prices vary depending on your unique personal or business needs. Our pricing is transparent and based on the services you need.
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What records do I need to keep for Revenue?You should keep all invoices, receipts, bank statements and expense records for at least six years, whether digital or paper.
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Do you offer help with starting a business in Ireland?Yes, we help with company formation, tax registration, business planning and setting up accounting systems from day one.
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What is VAT and do I need to register for it?VAT is a tax on goods and services. You must register once your turnover exceeds €37,500 (services) or €75,000 (goods).
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Can you help with payroll and PAYE modernisation?Absolutely. We manage payslips, tax deductions and Revenue submissions under the real-time PAYE reporting system.
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What happens if I miss a Revenue deadline?Late filings can result in penalties, interest or audits. We ensure your filings are submitted accurately and on time.
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Do you work with clients outside Dublin and Ballyjamesduff?Yes, we work with clients across Ireland through in-person, phone and secure online consultations.
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