The Minister for Finance Michael McGrath T.D. has announced that PAYE taxpayers from 31 January 2024, can submit claims in respect of Mortgage Interest Relief
The minimum wage has increased by 30 cent an hour from 1st February 2020. The hourly rate is rising to €10.10 from €9.85 –
From the 1st January 2019, the minimum wage in Ireland has increased to €9.80 an hour with lower rates applicable for younger and less experienced
Real time reporting of payroll information will commence from 1 January 2019. We advise all employers to notify their employees of the changes and to
This is a very important read for anyone who is an employer. Revenue have released an Important End of Year Notice to Employers and Pension
Revenue is hosting free regional seminars for employers and tax agents from September 2018 on how to prepare for PAYE modernisation. Tickets will be
From January 2019 there are important changes being made to the Irish payroll system. The new system known as PAYE Modernisation will greatly change
The Minimum Wage in Ireland increased to €9.55 per hour on 1st January 2018 with lower rates applicable for younger and less experienced workers. Please
Around 2.5 million people who are covered by PRSI will be entitled to a number of subsidised dental treatments and optical benefits – including
As the deadline for filing the 2016 tax return fast approaches, the following is a recent article in the Leitrim Observer where we
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