The extended ROS pay and filing for Income Tax for 2011 is 15 November 2012. You must both pay and file on-line to avail of this extention, otherwise the 31 October 2012 deadline applies. If you require any assistance with your filing obligations please feel free to conatct us. […]
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October 2012 Newsletter
Read our latest newsletter HERE […]
Credit Union Bill 2012
The Credit Union Bill 2012 has now been published Read it here […]
Oireachtas Joint Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform
Kevin Morris appears at the public consultation on the Draft General Scheme of the Credit Union Bill 2012 Watch his presentation […]
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Investing in Ireland (CAI)
Chartered Accountants Ireland has launched a new initiative aimed at boosting foreign direct investments. See http://www.charteredaccountants.ie/fdi/ […]
Final Report of the Commission on Credit Unions
Read the full report http://www.finance.gov.ie/viewdoc.asp?DocID=7210 Briefing notes http://www.finance.gov.ie/documents/pressreleases/2012/mn092append.pdf […]
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April Newsletter : Finance Act 2012 Summary
Finance Act 2012 (“FA 12”) contains a number of measures designed, as Minister Noonan said, “to support the creation of jobs…while reducing the deficit to support a sustainable economy.” There are, he said, “targeted employment supports for the Foreign Direct Investment and the SME sectors.” In this note, we focus mainly on the SME sector. Read Newsletter Sign […]
Finance Bill 2012
The Department of Finance has just published the Finance Bill 2012 – Here is a link to the document. […]
Statement of Pension Payments
The Department of Social Protection has recently announced that statements of Pension Payments can now be requested using an on-line facility available on www.welfare.ie.tate Pension Transition (SPT), State Pension Contributory (SPC), Widow(err)’s and Surviving Civil Partner’s Contributory Pension (WSCPCP) statements can all be requested using this facility. […]
Locums in Limbo
Revenue guidance has left the taxation of locums in such professions as GP’s, Pharmacists, Dentists and Vets confused as to what their taxable status is. The central issue is whether Revenue view locums as being employed or self-employed. Revenue has stated that they will determine each locum’s taxable status on a case by case basis. […]
