While not legally required, an accountant ensures your accounts are accurate, helps reduce your tax bill and avoids Revenue issues.

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.

For self-employed individuals, the income tax return (Form 11) is usually due by October 31st (or mid-November if filed online).

Prices vary depending on your unique personal or business needs. Our pricing is transparent and based on the services you need.

You should keep all invoices, receipts, bank statements and expense records for at least six years, whether digital or paper.

Yes, we help with company formation, tax registration, business planning and setting up accounting systems from day one.

VAT is a tax on goods and services. You must register once your turnover exceeds €37,500 (services) or €75,000 (goods).

Absolutely. We manage payslips, tax deductions and Revenue submissions under the real-time PAYE reporting system.

Late filings can result in penalties, interest or audits. We ensure your filings are submitted accurately and on time.

Yes, we work with clients across Ireland through in-person, phone and secure online consultations.