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7 Possible New Years Resolutions for Small Business Owners

As a small business owner you will have systems in place for all aspects of your business; however these may be in place for a number of years and it is advisable to review your systems to identify improvements to allow efficiencies to be achieved.

Capital Gains Tax - December Deadline and Other Key Dates for Individuals

While there have been suggestions that the Income Tax deadline was to be brought forward, the Minister for Finance has just announced that such a change will not occur for 2015 and that no change is expected in the life of the current Government.

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANIES - ANNUAL REPORT AND SINKING FUND REQUIREMENTS

The Annual Report presented to the members of a residential property management company will cover a specific period, which is generally the preceding year's Financial Statements.

Is Your Charity Registered with the Charities Regulatory Authority (CRA)?

Why Being A Small Business Has Its Advantages

There are many advantages available to the small business owner which, if used correctly can give the small business owner the upper hand on their larger competitors.

Irish Water - Charges, Second Homes and Other Questions Answered.

While Irish Water have announced that in excess of 747,000 people have responded, when questioned if all these people had “signed up” for the water charges, a clear answer was not received.

Top 10 Highlights from Budget 2015

In the weeks leading up to Budget 2015 there was much speculation around the easing of the tax burden for the low to middle income earners and thankfully Budget 2015 delivered on some of those expectations.

Corporation Tax Concessions for Residential Property Management Companies

As a not for profit organisation, residential property management companies can apply to the Revenue Commissioners, on an annual basis, for a concession from completion and submission of a Corporation Tax Return Form CT1.

The Charities Act - 10 Steps To Take Before Commencement

The Charities Act, which was enacted in February 2009, was established to ensure greater accountability, to protect against abuse of charitable status and fraud, to enhancing public trust and confidence in charities, while also increasing transparency within the charitable sector.

Forward Planning Seminar - Thursday 16 October 2014

E-Day - Government No Longer Accepting Cheques

E-day, which arrived on Friday 19th September 2014, could mark the beginning of the end for cheques in Ireland.

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