Accountancy Blog

Self-employed person completing a Form 11 income tax return at a kitchen table

Form 11 is Ireland’s self-assessment income tax return, and it is the form that decides how much income

Business owner calculating preliminary tax with a calculator, laptop and diary

Your first year of self-employment goes well, the invoices get paid, and then the tax bill lands. Not

Wall calendar and desk planner marked with Irish tax deadlines

Every Irish business owner has their own set of dates. A sole trader in Limerick worries about 31

Relieved business owner after filing a late income tax return

Missing the Income Tax deadline feels worse than it usually is. Yes, there are real costs, and yes,

Limerick cafe owner and staff discussing auto-enrolment pensions

MyFutureFund, Ireland’s pension auto-enrolment system, started on 1 January 2026 and it applies to employers of every size in

Person checking a Revenue letter against their laptop at home

You have the mortgage application half filled in, and then you hit the line asking for your Notice

What is Remote Working Relief and can I claim it? Remote Working Relief lets a PAYE employee claim

Landlord with keys outside a red-brick Irish terraced house

You collect €1,600 a month from a tenant in Castletroy, and by the time the mortgage, the insurance

Construction subcontractor and principal contractor reviewing an invoice on site

You buy a design sprint from a studio in Berlin. Your software subscription comes from a supplier in

VAT (Value Added Tax) is a tax your business collects for Revenue on the things it sells, reduced

Picking between sole trader and limited company is not really a tax question on its own. It is

Planning a Christmas reward for your team in 2026? You can give Irish employees a voucher completely free