Accounting and tax support for Irish businesses of every shape
Sole traders, freelancers, partnerships, limited companies, clinics, contractors, restaurants and more. If you earn in Ireland, there is a good chance we already work with someone like you. Find your situation below.
Where we do a lot of work
Manufacturing
Supply chains, overseas trading, stock and R&D claims.
Ask usTechnology
Start-up funding, R&D claims, growth funding and planning for an exit.
Ask usProfessionals
Personal tax, finances and Revenue compliance for people who sell their expertise.
Ask usConstruction and trades
Contractors and project work, with cash flow and accruals that shift month to month.
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Healthcare and medical
Income from several practices, agencies or patients needs sorting out before the tax does. We work with clinicians, practice owners and pharmacies.
Professional and legal
Fee income, client money and professional costs each have their own rules, and they have to be kept apart and recorded properly.
Trade and property
Where Relevant Contracts Tax applies, a principal contractor deducts 0%, 20% or 35% from payments to subcontractors, so your cash flow depends on the rate Revenue gives you.
Hospitality and retail
Tight margins, cash takings and VAT rates that move. VAT on restaurant and catering services dropped to 9% on 1 July 2026, and your till and books need to reflect it.
Sport and specialist
Niche industries where income comes as prize money, seasonal contracts or work in several countries, and standard bookkeeping does not quite fit.
How your business is set up changes the paperwork
- Registered for self-assessment, with a Form 11 each year
- You and the business are the same taxpayer
- Income tax, USC and PRSI on the profit
- One partnership return, filed by the precedent partner
- Each partner is taxed on their own share
- Each partner files their own Form 11
- Corporation tax at 12.5% on trading profits
- CT1 return and annual accounts
- Directors paid by payroll, dividends or both
- Irish company with a registered office in Ireland
- At least one EEA-resident director, or a Section 137 bond
- Irish tax and VAT still apply to Irish activity
Your first few weeks with us
Three things people assume
Questions before you get in touch
Short, plain answers.
My business is not on the list. Can you still help?
Very likely. The lists show where we have written pages, not the limit of what we do. Tell us what you do and we will say whether we are the right fit.
Which services can you take on for me?
Bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, year-end accounts and CRO filings, tax returns, company formation and company secretarial work.
Do you work with sole traders as well as companies?
Yes. Sole traders, freelancers, partnerships and limited companies are all part of our client base.
I live abroad. Can you help me set up an Irish company?
Yes. We form Irish companies for overseas founders, provide a registered office and company secretary, and can arrange a Section 137 bond if no director lives in the EEA.
Related pages
Accountants for freelancers
Form 11, expenses and VAT for independent professionals.
Sole tradersSole trader accounting
Self-assessment and bookkeeping that stay simple.
TaxYour trusted tax consultant
Advice on income tax, corporation tax and VAT.
SectorsAll industries
The full list of sectors we cover.
Not sure you fit? Ask us.
Describe your business in a few lines. We will tell you what we would do for you, or point you elsewhere if we are not the right fit.
- What your business does
- How it is set up: sole trader, partnership or company
- Your current bookkeeping and filing situation
- What you want help with first