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    2 Jul by Coffey & Co

    Why Use Farm Accounting Software

    Farmers are one of the most important parts of the economy, and the world will always depend on them. They carry the timeless responsibility of providing food for human and animal consumption. Yet, farming is one of the slowest sectors when it comes to leveraging technology to maximise productivity.  If you are to run your […]

    22 Jun by Coffey & Co.

    XERO Accounting for Charities and Non-profits

    Charities and non-profits play a vital role in society, yet managing their finances can be complex and time-consuming. XERO Accounting for Charities and Non-profits offers a streamlined solution for these organisations. This online accounting software provides tools to enhance financial management, ensuring compliance and transparency. XERO helps non-profits keep track of donations, manage payroll, and […]

    17 Jun by Coffey & Co.

    Xero for Startups

    Starting a new business can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing finances. Xero offers a user-friendly, cloud-based accounting software that simplifies startup financial tasks. Using Xero allows startup owners greater flexibility and control over their business operations. As expected, Xero provides features such as invoicing, expense tracking, and real-time financial visibility, which are […]

    VAT
    28 May by Coffey & Co.

    How to Get a VAT Number in Ireland

    Once registered for VAT in Ireland, businesses are assigned a unique VAT number that’s included in all VAT-related documentation and communication. This number not only validates a business as a registered trader but also instils confidence in business relationships by indicating compliance with Irish tax obligations. Keeping up-to-date with VAT regulations and maintaining accurate records […]

    Tax
    18 May by Coffey & Co

    A Guide to Entrepreneur Relief in Ireland: Maximising Tax Breaks

    Entrepreneur Relief in Ireland offers business owners a significant opportunity to save on taxes when selling their business assets. This relief allows individuals to benefit from a reduced Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rate of 10% on qualifying business assets up to a lifetime limit of €1 million. This can be a game changer for entrepreneurs […]

    24 Apr by Coffey & Co.

    Sole Trader vs Limited Company in Ireland

    Choosing the proper business structure is a critical decision for entrepreneurs in Ireland. The two most common types are a sole trader and a limited company. Each has distinct advantages and implications for taxation, liability, and administration. A sole trader operates their business as an individual and is solely responsible for all aspects of the […]

    VAT
    23 Apr by Coffey & Co.

    Understanding VAT Regulations for Small Businesses in Ireland

    Value Added Tax (VAT) is critical for small businesses. It is a consumption tax levied on the value added to goods and services at each stage of production and distribution. In Ireland, VAT is charged on most goods and services registered businesses provide. The responsibility of understanding and adhering to VAT regulations falls upon these […]

    17 Apr by Coffey & Co.

    Why Every Irish Business Needs an Accountant: 7 Key Insights

    In today’s complex financial landscape, having a skilled accountant is more than just a necessity for Irish businesses—it’s a strategic advantage. From navigating tax codes to optimizing financial performance, accountants play a pivotal role in the success and sustainability of businesses. Here are seven key insights into why every Irish business, regardless of size, should […]

    10 Apr by Coffey & Co.

    The Future of Work: Adapting to Flexible Work Arrangements in Irish SMEs

    The landscape of work is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by technological advancements and a growing emphasis on work-life balance. In Ireland, as elsewhere, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are at the forefront of adapting to these changes, particularly in the realm of flexible work arrangements. This blog post explores how Irish SMEs can navigate […]

    2 Apr by Coffey & Co.

    Understanding the National Minimum Wage Impact on Irish SMEs

    In Ireland, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of the national economy, employing a significant portion of the workforce and contributing enormously to economic activity and innovation. As such, any changes to the National Minimum Wage (NMW) have a profound impact on these businesses, affecting their operational costs, hiring practices, and overall sustainability. […]