Role of Accounting in Mergers and Acquisitions
Amanda Souza
If you're considering merging or acquiring your business, don't hesitate to reach out to Gallagher Keane for expert guidance and support. …
Accounting Cybersecurity: Keeping Financial Data Secure & Safe
Accounting plays a critical role in managing cybersecurity risk, especially in safeguarding financial data and ensuring the financial stability of your business. With Gallagher Keane's expertise in cybersecurity risk management, your organisation can rest assured that your finance systems are fortified against cyber threats. …
Understanding the Impact of ESG Reporting Requirements on Irish Organisations
In Ireland, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has been introduced to enhance the quality, comparability, and relevance of ESG reporting by companies in the European Union (EU). In this article, we will explore the implications of ESG reporting requirements on Irish organisations, highlighting their …
6 Strategies to Enhance Cash Flow in a Seasonal Business
Improving cash flow in a seasonal business can be a challenge, but there are several effective strategies that you may not have considered before. …
Non-Resident Landlord Withholding Tax Changes from 1st of July 2023
The Finance Act 2022 has recently implemented important modifications to the responsibilities of tenants and collection agents of non-resident landlords. These amendments aim to streamline the process and ensure proper taxation procedures. …
Cash flow management: A guide for B2B and B2C business owners
Managing cash flow effectively is essential for the success of any business. It involves regularly reviewing your cash flow statement, staying organised with invoicing and payments, negotiating with suppliers, and maintaining optimal inventory levels. …
A Guide On How To Sell Your Business Successfully
If you are considering selling your business, our comprehensive ten-point guide is here to assist you in securing the best possible deal. …
12 Rules for Electronic Storage of Tax Records/Documentation
In Ireland, the Revenue Commissioners provide guidelines for the electronic storage of tax records and documentation. Here are the key rules to consider... …
How Long Does a Business/Individual Need to Keep Financial Records For?
Documents must be kept for 6 years, however it is important to note that specific circumstances or legal requirements may require you to retain certain records for a longer period. It's advisable to consult with a professional accountant or tax advisor to ensure compliance with …
What VAT Can a Business Recover?
In Ireland, businesses can generally recover the Value Added Tax (VAT) they pay on goods and services purchased for use in their business activities, provided that they are registered for VAT themselves. …
