Your trusted tax consultant in Ireland, for people who would rather not guess
Income tax, corporation tax, VAT and payroll all run on dates and rules that change with every budget. We keep you on the right side of Revenue, look for the reliefs you are entitled to, and tell you plainly what it will cost.
Tax advice that starts with your numbers
A tax consultant earns their fee when the answer depends on your situation. Salary or dividends. Whether a purchase qualifies for capital allowances. Whether you are about to cross the VAT threshold.
We look at the whole picture first, personal and business together. Then we work out what Revenue expects and when, file what needs filing, and keep looking for what could be done better.
Corporation tax and CT1
Company returns, tax computations and planning.
Personal tax and Form 11
Self-assessment, credits and reliefs.
VAT
Registration, returns and EU sales.
Rebates and refunds
Money back from Revenue that you may be owed.
Inheritance and gift tax
Capital Acquisitions Tax returns and planning.
The people and businesses we work with
Company directors and business owners
Salary or dividends, directors’ loans, pension contributions and what happens to the company’s tax as it grows.
Sole traders and freelancers
Form 11, preliminary tax and allowable expenses.
Employees with other income
Rental, side income or shares can mean a return even on PAYE.
Landlords and short-let hosts
Rental income, expenses and what Revenue expects.
Overseas owners and sellers
Irish tax for non-resident directors and EU sellers.
New businesses
The right structure and a proper Revenue registration from day one.
Employers
Payroll, PAYE reporting and benefit-in-kind.
What working with us looks like
Understand
First callWe ask about your income, your business and what you want from the next few years.
Plan
Written summaryWe list your tax obligations, the dates they fall on and the options worth considering.
Manage
Through the yearReturns, VAT, payroll and year-end are filed on time, with you kept informed.
Improve
Every yearWe review what happened, look at reliefs you could use and adjust the plan before the next deadline.
The dates that matter, by type of taxpayer
Self-assessed individuals
Limited companies
VAT-registered
Employers
What changed on 6 October, in plain terms
Most changes take effect on 1 January 2027.
€46,500
The 20% band for a single person from 1 January 2027, up from €44,000. The 40% rate starts after it. A one-income couple moves to €55,500.
€2,125
The personal, employee and earned income credits each rise by €125. The home carer credit rises by €100 to €2,050.
+0.15%
A PRSI increase that was already in law took effect for employees, employers and the self-employed on 1 October 2026.
When a tax consultant is worth calling
Call us if
- You own a limited company and pay yourself from it
- You have income from more than one source
- You are close to a VAT threshold or selling abroad
- Revenue has written to you or opened a query
- You are buying, selling or gifting a business or shares
- You are moving to or from Ireland
You may be fine on your own if
- You are a PAYE employee with no other income and your credits look right in Revenue myAccount
- You are a sole trader with simple income and use bookkeeping software
- You only need to check one routine filing
Tax questions we hear most
Short, plain answers.
What is the difference between a tax consultant and an accountant?
They overlap. An accountant usually prepares accounts and returns. A tax consultant advises on decisions before they are made, such as structure, timing and reliefs. With us the same team does both, so the advice and the filing match.
What are the main tax deadlines this year?
For self-assessed taxpayers the 2025 Form 11 is due on 31 October 2026, extended to 18 November 2026 if you file and pay through ROS. Companies file their CT1 by the 23rd of the ninth month after year-end. VAT3 returns are due on the 19th, or the 23rd on ROS.
Do I need to file a return if I am on PAYE?
If PAYE is your only income, usually not. If you also have rental, self-employed or other untaxed income, you generally need to file. Revenue myAccount shows what Revenue already holds on you.
What happens if I file late?
A surcharge applies to a late return: 5% of the tax due, up to €12,695, if you are less than two months late, and 10%, up to €63,485, after that. Interest also runs daily on tax paid late.
How much corporation tax will my company pay?
12.5% on trading profits and 25% on non-trading income such as passive income. Large multinational groups with consolidated revenue of €750 million or more are in a 15% regime.
Can you deal with Revenue for me?
Yes. Once you link us as your agent on ROS we can file, pay and respond to Revenue queries on your behalf.
Does Budget 2027 change what I pay?
Most people will pay a little less income tax from January 2027, because the 20% band rises to €46,500 for a single person and the main credits rise to €2,125. The PRSI increase from 1 October 2026 takes back some of that. Your own figures depend on your income.
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Ready to talk through your tax position?
Tell us who you are, what you earn from and what is worrying you. You will leave the call knowing what is due, when, and what to do next.
- How you earn: PAYE, self-employed, company or rental
- Your latest return or accounts, if you have them
- Any letter or query from Revenue
- What you are planning in the next 12 months