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The ITAS Accounting blog brings you the latest Irish tax news and finance news, including the latest Revenue updates, amendments to legislation, tax deadline reminders, tax tips, business tips and more.
Unlocking Tax Savings: Your Comprehensive Guide to Reducing your Tax Bill
As the Income Tax Return deadline approaches this October, many individuals find themselves facing the prospect of taxes owed to Revenue. But fear not! In this informative blog series, we delve into a variety of strategies and opportunities to empower you in...
Types of Companies in Ireland
If you set up your business as a limited company it is a separate legal entity from shareholders and directors. The assets of the company are the property of the company and not the shareholders. Therefore, any debts of the company are the responsibility...
Annual Filing Requirements for Companies
All companies must be registered with the Companies Registration Office. They must submit an annual return called a B1 along with their Financial Statements to the Companies Registration Office each year. These submissions are due in Companies Registration Office 28...
Split Year Relief
Planning on Moving Abroad? If you are resident in Ireland in the year of moving and non-resident the following year, you can claim Split Year Relief in the year of moving abroad. This applies to employment income only. Your income is taxed as standard as a resident up...
PAYE Modernisation – What you need to know
PAYE Modernisation comes into effect on the 1st January 2019. Employers will be obliged to report their employee’s pay and deductions to Revenue when/before they are paid. Employers will be required to electronically submit a file called a PSR (Payroll Submission...
Revenue advising taxpayers to claim their entitlements before 31 December Deadline
Revenue has written to over 125,000 PAYE taxpayers that have not claimed any additional tax credits/reliefs in the previous four years, reminding them to claim their entitlements for the year 2014 before 31st December 2018. As you may be aware, there is a...
Getting tax back on your Pension Lump Sum
As the October 31st tax deadline races towards us, you may want to consider topping up your pension, as this is the deadline for claiming any tax relief this amount for the 2017 tax year. You can make lump sum payments to your private pension or an AVC (Additional...
Rental Income including Airbnb
There has much press coverage of Revenue investigating tax affairs of homeowners, in particular, those letting rooms through the Airbnb website, as previously highlighted by us here. A press release issued by Revenue on 18th September (read it here) has now directly...
Thousands of families face huge inheritance tax bills as home values rise
An article issued on independent.ie highlights the details contained in a recent survey completed by Coyne Research. 'The survey shows 84pc of people in Ireland don't know the current inheritance tax rate, which could seriously affect inheritance for their family. '...
Legal and Tax Implications of Directors’ loan
Companies and their directors are seen as two separate legal entities. Therefore, when a director wishes to borrow money from their company for personal use even for a short period of time there are a number of legal restrictions and tax implications to be considered....
Audit Exemption – Who Qualifies?
Any company who has had to go through an Audit will know that it is both extremely time consuming and costly. Audits can only be undertaken by Registered Statutory Auditors. In recent years, audits have become more complex and the audit process itself has become far...