In the first of a series of investment focused pieces, Declan Dolan takes a closer look at the Business Expansion Scheme. Wary investors are treating today’s market with extreme caution and who can blame them? After all, the turbulence of the last three years hasn’t exactly inspired confidence – even those at the higher […]
Following on from my last blog on how to set up your business, this week’s focus is on the determining factors that can help you decide whether the sole trader or limited company option is best for you. When deciding which best suits your needs, the most important thing to take into account is […]
Even when a business is operating profitably, paying yourself a good salary isn’t quite as straightforward as you think. Owner-managers of small businesses are subject to several obligations that they need to be aware of before they begin paying themselves, along with the same taxes as any ordinary employee. Business owners can, however, control and […]
SOLE TRADER/PARTNERSHIP Setting up as a sole trader is the easiest way of establishing a business. However, sole traders can only be registered to individuals; if you find yourself in a situation where you are registering a business with another individual or indeed, more than one other person, the business can be registered as […]
Cashflow management is one of the biggest problems facing Irish businesses today. A company may well be able to monitor its profit and loss results on a month-to-month basis but regardless of profit forecasts, no business can expect to continue to trade if it is not in control of its cashflow. To pinpoint the […]
How your company can handle debt effectively Tighter controls from all financial institutions in Ireland are taking their toll on small businesses. From what we see at DCA Accountants and Business Advisors on a day-to-day basis dealing with our clients is that while it may seem that the banks are closed for business, they are […]
Right now many companies in Ireland could be classified as insolvent. As cashflows are disrupted by slow paying customers and as bad debts stack up, business owners who find their company in an insolvent position often wonder what the next steps are. Firstly, don’t panic – after all, if you’re confident that your company […]
14/05/11 – PAYE/PRSI: P30 monthly return and payment for April 2011 14/05/11 – DWT: Return and payment of DWT for April 2011 14/05/11 – PSWT: F30 monthly return and payment for April 2011 14/05/11 – RCT: RCT30 monthly return and payment for April 2011 19/05/11 – VAT: VAT 3 return and payment for period March/April […]
14/04/11 – PAYE/PRSI: P30 monthly return and payment for March 2011 14/04/11 – PAYE/PRSI: P30 quarterly return and payment for January/March 2011 14/04/11 – DWT: Return and payment of DWT for March 2011 14/04/11 – PSWT: F30 monthly return and payment for March 2011 14/04/11 – RCT: RCT30 monthly return and payment for March 2011 […]
PAYE/PRSI: 14/03/2011 – P30 monthly return and payment for February 2011 DWT: 14/03/2011 – Return and payment of DWT for February 2011 PSWT: 14/03/2011 – F30 monthly return and payment for February 2011 RCT: 14/03/2011 – RCT 30 monthly return and payment for February 2011 VAT: 19/03/2011 – Bi-Monthly VAT 3 return and payment (if […]
