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Qualifying for Personal Insolvency

This much anticipated scheme will no doubt be investigated by a number of individuals looking to identify the requirements of the process and how arrangements can be put in place.

Roberts Nathan Merger Leads to a Nationwide and International Expansion

Construction Industry Continues To Grow

With Budget 2015 approaching there is much talk of continuing growth within the Irish economy, which includes continued growth for the construction industry. Construction has been increasing steadily over the past 12 to 15 months, with continued growth seen in the first quarter of 2014.

Is Your Register Of Employees Up To Date?

While this obligation came into effect under the Income Tax (Employment) (Consolidated) Regulations 2012, the issuing of this tax briefing in June 2014 would indicate that the Revenue Commissioners are intending to take action in relation to the inspection of Registers of Employees.

The NPPR (Non Principal Private Residence) Charge – Are You Up To Date?

While many people have submitted and paid other residential property taxes such as the Household Charge and the Local Property Tax (LPT) it is thought that there are still a significant number of individuals who have not yet submitted or paid their NPPR liabilities.

How A Foreign Company Can Reclaim VAT Paid In Ireland

With the global economy expanding on a daily basis there is more and more scope for businesses to source goods and services from outside of their own State.

How An Audit Can Add Value To Small Company Owners

As Auditors we are often questioned on the value of an Audit for a small business owner, with the biggest comment being “Surely the money spent on an Audit could be put to better use in developing my business”.

SUSI – Are You Entitled To A Student Grant?

If you have children attending college, or are in fact returning to education yourself, then you may be entitled to a student grant for the academic year 2014/2015.

5 Highlights Of The Companies Bill 2012 for SME’s

The main purpose of the bill is to restructure and reform company legislation within Ireland and this will be achieved by the replacement of The Companies Acts 1963-2013 with one single piece of legislation, The Companies Bill.

Fastnet Short Film Festival – Where a West Cork Village Becomes the Screen

6 Aspects in understanding Share Capital for Limited Company Directors

Share Capital plays a very important role in the structure of a limited company. Each company, with share capital, has both authorised and issued shares, which can be used to raise finance, determine ownership and transfer ownership from one party to another.

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