Smart tax strategies for property investors in Ireland
Ireland’s property market remains a strong avenue for building long-term wealth, especially in the context of chronic housing shortages and rising rental demand. For individuals building or managing a portfolio of investment properties, tax efficiency is essential not just for profitability, but also for long-term asset protection and succession planning. This article outlines practical tax […]
Sucession case study
Case study 1 Real-Life Example: How the O’Sullivan family saved €500,000 in tax by planning early The O’Sullivan family had run a successful food distribution business in Munster for over 30 years. Michael, the founder, was 62 and starting to think about retirement. His daughter, Aoife, had been working in the business for 10 years […]
Using investment holding companies in Ireland
Legit or Loophole? As Irish professionals and entrepreneurs look for efficient ways to manage and grow their wealth, Investment Holding Companies (IHCs) have become an increasingly popular vehicle. But as their use expands, so do questions about whether they’re a legitimate tool for financial planning or simply a tax loophole in disguise. This article explores […]
VAT & Influencers
Promoting for Products? Revenue Wants Its Cut/If You Post, You Owe: VAT on PR Gifts Explained Revenue has just published its first-ever VAT guidance specifically for social media influencers (eBrief No. 140/25, July 2025). If you receive income through brand collaborations, PR gifts, affiliate links or subscriptions, this applies to you. What’s in the Guidance? […]
VAT Influencers – Car scenario
Promoting for Products? Revenue Wants Its Cut/If You Post, You Owe: VAT on PR Gifts Explained Revenue has just published its first-ever VAT guidance specifically for social media influencers (eBrief No. 140/25, July 2025). If you receive income through brand collaborations, PR gifts, affiliate links or subscriptions, this applies to you. What’s in the Guidance? […]
What every company Director forgets before year-end
If you run your own limited company, you probably spend your year juggling clients, projects, payroll, VAT deadlines, the occasional Revenue brown envelope and that one supplier who still hasn’t sent their invoice. But when year-end approaches?There’s one question that gives every director a knot in the stomach: “Did I leave money on the table?” […]
