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Employers Year End Return (P35)

By now (January 25th 2011), Employers should have submitted their final P30 for 2010 to the Revenue Commissioners. This P30 was due to be received by the Revenue Commissioners no later than January 15th. Whilst some employers file Monthly P30s and some avail of certain exemptions that entitle them to the Quarterly P30 filing option, both groups were due to file their final P30 for 2010 in January 2011.

Employers P35 Return

If you’re an accountant, February 14th isn’t all about flowers and chocolates. It’s an important day for Employers because it’s the last day before the deadline (15th February) for the submission and payment of the 2010 P35 Returns to the Revenue Commissioners.

Managing Your VAT to Improve Your Cash Flow

In today’s market where cash is king it’s important to have a greater control over your cash flow and to look at ways to improve it. One way to improve cash flow is to look at your system of recording and paying VAT.

Out With The Old And In With The New – Economy!

Shock and horror as the government announce the details of the €85 billion bail-out by the IMF & EU but is it all as bad as the media are making out? Do we need to draw down the full amount of the contingency fund? What does contingency mean? How many zeros make up a billion? All these questions and no answers…

Tax Return Season – The Worst Thing To Do Is Nothing!

This is the time when all proprietary directors must file a form 11 by the 31st October 2010 for the tax period ending 31st December 2009. However, this is not just limited to proprietary directors! Anyone with additional income will need to file a tax return also.

Warning! Bogus Phone Calls and eMail Contact

Revenue has issued a further warning to taxpayers to be vigilant of individuals claiming to be Revenue officials and seeking personal information (e.g. PPSN numbers or addresses, details of earnings) and/or demanding payment of tax.  Readers …

Income Tax Deadline… What are you waiting for?

October 31st 2010 is the deadline for the self employed, Directors and people declaring other forms of income outside of PAYE, for example, Investment rental properties!

The reason why I’m writing this article is as follows, I have been a practicing accountant for over eight years and every year I am baffled by the amount of people that come to me in a panic on or around the 31st Oct, needing to complete their tax returns from the previous year. Yes, you read correctly, from the previous year!

This means that the 31st Oct 2010 is the deadline for all worldwide incomes to be declared to the Revenue Commissioners for the year ending 31st December 2009. Therefore, you have ten months to get your act together.