Revenue have announced a relaxation of residency rules for Irish tax exiles. Normally, if an individual resides in Ireland for more than 183 days, they are liable to pay Irish taxes, but due to the extenuating circumstances of Covid-19, there will be temporary flexibility for people who are unable...
During these strange times, many of us are having to avoid human contact by taking time off or work from home during this pandemic. This leaves our usual work place unoccupied for weeks, even months. This can be the perfect opportunity for burglars or vandals to enter the premises...
As a result of Covid-19, Companies Registration Office are currently unable to process submissions or answer questions until at least the 14th of April. Many companies are in the same situation, not able to conduct business as usual and nobody knows when normality will return. This will affect any...
On 24 March 2020, the Government announced measures to provide financial support to workers affected by the COVID-19 crisis. As part of these measures and building on the functionality developed through PAYE Modernisation, Revenue will operate the Wage Subsidy Scheme. This note sets out the Revenue approach to confirming...
There is so much advice on how to avoid contracting the disease but very little advice on what to do if you actually get it. So, here is a list of things you should do in case you are one of the unfortunate people who fall victim to the...
I have been contracting for a while now and have used various well known contractor accounting solutions services ( some would say the market leaders) during this time. Inevitably I have ran into issues with the quality of service i.e. these providers promise a broad range of services and...