Preparation for Brexit

National Competitiveness Council warns more must be done to prepare for Brexit.   Article source: RTE News, Wednesday, 12 Apr 2017 The National Competitiveness Council has said that the country’s uppermost personal tax rate is high in comparison to the UK. In a report on how the Republic of Ireland is prepared for Brexit, the council […]

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Interest Rates

In the USA there is a high probability that interest rates will increase by ¼% in three increases in 2017. This will set the tone to the rest of the world so now may be a good time to consider fixing for those who are highly borrowed. Europe will be slower to move as the […]

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Working Capital for Farmers

The banks know the income and cashflow challenges that farmers like you may be facing as a result of current price volatility as well as the impact of Britain’s decision to exit from the EU. That’s why banks are partnering with the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) to provide practical help and support to […]

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Companies Act 2014 Conversion

COMPANIES ACT 2014 CONVERSION The Companies Act 2014 was introduced on 1st June 2015 and it replaces the Companies Acts 1963-2013. This new act introduced a conversion process which requires all companies to convert into new company types e.g. LTD ( Private company limited by shares), DAC (Designated Activity Company limited by shares), CLG (Company […]

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Leader Program 2014 – 2020

Leader Program 2014 – 2020 The Leader Program was officially launched on 8th July by the Minister of Arts Heritage and Gaeltacht.  Nationally, this will have a budget of €200 million of which €10 million has been allocated to Co. Tipperary.  This is a welcome development for any start-up Company or Enterprise as the grant aid […]

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The Benefits of Incorporation

It is well-established principle of Irish company law that a company is an entirely distinct and separate legal person from its shareholders. Accordingly, it is a company (as a separate legal person) which is liable for its debts and obligations. A benefit for shareholders, who incorporates as a limited liability company, is that the liability […]

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New RCT System

Revenue e-Brief No. 14/12 Principals need to be aware that subcontractors’ rates may change at any time from 1 April 2012 onwards. In-house accounting systems used for RCT purposes will need to have three RCT rates incorporated: 0%, 20% and 35%. Where a subcontractor’s rate has changed, Revenue will advise the subcontractor and all principals […]

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