Empowering Freelancers & Independent Contractors in Ireland
Running your independent business gives you freedom, but managing Irish tax returns, Revenue deadlines, and expense write-offs shouldn’t slow you down. We handle your accounts so you can stay focused on growing your client roster.
Get Expert Tax SupportForm 11 & ROS Filing
Precise year-end self-assessment tax filings submitted accurately through Revenue Online Service.
Allowable Deductions
Maximizing business write-offs on home office utilities, equipment, tech subscriptions, and travel.
Sole Trader vs Limited
Strategic advisory on when to transition your freelance hustle into a registered Irish company.
Why Freelancers in Ireland Need Dedicated Financial Advice
Working for yourself brings incredible flexibility, but navigating Irish tax laws can quickly feel like playing an away game without a playbook. From calculating preliminary tax obligations to registering for VAT when hitting thresholds, compliance requires close attention.
Revenue rules differ significantly for independent contractors compared to PAYE workers. Having an expert accountant ensures you never miss a deadline, pay too much tax, or leave valuable deductions unclaimed.
Preliminary Tax Management
We help you forecast income and spread your tax liabilities smoothly throughout the year to protect your cash flow.
Revenue Audit Protection
Complete peace of mind knowing your bookkeeping and receipts are structured correctly and fully compliant.
Fast Financial Clearance
Quick turnaround times for tax clearance certificates, income proofs for mortgages, and grant verifications.
Who We Support Across the Freelance Economy
From creative professionals to tech contractors, we tailor our accounting solutions to match your exact industry workflow.
Creative & Design Professionals
Graphic designers, copywriters, content creators, and brand consultants managing multiple project invoices.
Software Developers & IT Techs
Contract coders, cybersecurity specialists, and DevOps engineers handling international clients and tech stack expenses.
Videographers & Photographers
Visual artists tracking expensive camera gear depreciation, studio rentals, and location travel costs.
Digital Marketers & SEO Experts
Growth hackers, PPC managers, and independent strategists managing software subscriptions and ad budgets.
Consultants & Business Coaches
Strategy advisors, HR consultants, and trainers balancing corporate retainers and client billable hours.
Virtual Assistants & Freelance Support
Administrative experts and remote project managers scaling independent service businesses.
Specialized Accounting Services for Freelancers
Clear, practical, and structured financial services built to take the administrative headache out of self-employment.
Self-Assessment & Form 11 Returns
Allowable Expense Optimization
Business Structure & Incorporation
VAT & Cloud Bookkeeping Setup
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need to register as a Sole Trader in Ireland?
You should register as a sole trader with Revenue as soon as you begin earning self-employed income or performing independent freelance work. Even if you start part-time alongside a PAYE job, you are legally required to declare this income and file an annual Form 11 tax return.
What personal expenses can I claim as a freelancer?
You can claim expenses incurred “wholly and exclusively” for your business operations. This includes a portion of your home utility bills (if working from home), professional software subscriptions, equipment depreciation (laptops, cameras), mobile phone usage, and travel expenses directly related to client projects.
When should I switch from a Sole Trader to a Limited Company?
Many freelancers consider incorporation when their net profits exceed personal living expenses—typically around the €40,000 to €50,000 threshold. Operating through a limited company allows surplus profits to be taxed at the corporate rate of 12.5% rather than higher personal income tax brackets.
How is preliminary tax calculated for self-employed individuals?
In Ireland, preliminary tax is an advance payment towards your current year’s tax liability. For most self-employed individuals, it is calculated as 100% of your previous year’s tax liability (or 90% of your current year liability), due by October 31st each year alongside your annual return.
Contact Us
Office Address
Unit 80, Cherry Orchard Business Park, D10NX96, Dublin 10, Ireland
Working Hours
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Email or Call Us
Email: moh@tasconsulting.ie
Mobile: +353 85 1477625