Interesting article by Barry Doyle, President Chartered Accountants Ireland who has outlined the need for an over haul of the Leaving Cert accounting syllabus. The Department of Education is expected to introduce a new syllabus from 2026. Full article is available here. … [Read more...]
Annual rate of inflation slows to 2.9% in March – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the annual rate of inflation slowed to 2.9% in March, down from a rate of 3.4% in February. … [Read more...]
Protecting your Business from VAT Fraud
Navigating the Risk: Protecting Your Business from VAT Fraud In the intricate web of modern commerce, VAT fraud emerges as a formidable challenge, ensnaring even the most legitimate traders in its deceptive threads. The spectre of VAT fraud looms large, threatening to entangle businesses in a chain of transactions that, unbeknownst to them, are laced with illegality. … [Read more...]
Happy New Year – open again 2nd January 2024
Christmas & New Year Opening Hours We wish to advise we will close on 22nd December 2023 at 1pm and reopen on 2nd January 2024 at 9 am. … [Read more...]
What is a pension and why you should have one
Pensions can be complicated due to the rules and jargon associated with them; the differences between personal and occupational pensions, the rules associated with the retirement benefits, how much you can contribute to your pension and receive tax relief etc. However, the rationale for starting a pension is simple, a pension enables you to save for your retirement in a tax … [Read more...]