The ongoing Covid – 19 pandemic has created a number of challenges for businesses, and they will remain in place for the foreseeable future. We have suggested below some of the priority planning and supports you should consider for the coming months.
Wage costs
A new wage subsidy scheme has been announced by the Government. The draft Bill to implement this measure has been published and is due to be passed into law this Thursday (26th March 2020).
The Companies (Statutory Audits) Bill 2017 has now been passed by the Dail and will now be considered by the Seanad. While most of the Bill deals with regulations of auditor firms there was a proposal in the original Bill to abolish the ability of a company to apply to the District Court to extend its filing deadline and to avoid the loss of audit audit exemption for late filing. This proposal has now been dropped from the Bill passed by the Dail which is good news for small companies. Continue reading “Proposed changes to audit exemption”
The vast majority of businesses in Ireland are family run businesses. Often the whole family are involved to some degree in the business. This can include assisting with the administration and bookkeeping of the business to children helping out during weekends/summer holidays.
A new system for all employers is being implemented from the 1st January 2019 which is known as “PAYE modernisation”. This will be the biggest change in how payroll is operated in over 30 years. Continue reading “PAYE Modernisation”
We are delighted to host the first of our Breakfast Briefing’s for 2018. The focus will be on Wealth Management & Providing for your Future and will take place on Wednesday 18 April 2018 in Spencer Hotel, Dublin City, Excise Walk, IFSC, Dublin 1.
Continue reading “Breakfast Briefing – Wealth Management & Providing for your Future 18/04/18”
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