The working world has changed. Remote work is here to stay, opening doors for Irish businesses to hire talented professionals from across the UK without geographical limitations. As a small business owner in Ireland, you might be eager to tap into this wider talent pool, but concerned about the tax implications that could follow.

As Ireland was placed under a red level weather warning nationwide on Wednesday due to Storm Éowyn, many workers have been left wondering what their rights are, with people being advised to ‘shelter in place’.

The Workplace Relations Act 2015 (Fixed Payment Notice) Regulations 2023 was published on 12 January 2024, consolidating new and existing fixed payment notices for employment law offences.

The Mortgage Interest Tax Credit (MITC) was introduced by the Irish Government in Budget 2024 to ease the financial burden on homeowners in Ireland. It is thought that just under 200,000 people in Ireland are entitled to claim the credit. However, many property owners are unsure of the steps involved in claiming the credit.

We know that precision, efficiency and compliance are key when managing payroll for clients at an accountancy firm. We also know that payroll busywork can be a drain on your valuable resources. Enter Small Business Payroll: your payroll outsourcing partner.

There are changes coming from 1st January 2024 that will affect small business owners. Here are what the changes mean and what you need to do.

The law in Ireland is changing. Here is what employers need to know to stay compliant. Need more help? Contact our team today.

The Irish State’s auto-enrolment pension scheme is due to start operating in 2024, giving employees access to a workplace pension savings scheme which is co-funded by their employer and the State. But what does it mean for small business owners?

The right candidate is hard to find. Once you have found the right fit for your company you need to work to keep them. Here is everything you need to know about keeping an employee happy.