We have seen from previous articles that there are many reasons as to why a business maybe be under threat in these challenging times. Business continuity planning is the procedure involved in creating a system of prevention and recovery from potential threats, real or perceived to a company. The plan ensures that personnel and assets…
Read MoreDid you purchase a property anytime between 7 December 2011 and 31 December 2014? If so, now may be a tax efficient time to consider selling. The 7 Year CGT Exemption was originally introduced by way of Finance Act 2012 with the intention of boosting investment in Irish properties during the last recession. The scope…
Read MoreAn auditor will calculate a monetary value as the “materiality” level applicable to those financial statements he/she is auditing. The value will be based on the auditor’s professional judgement and their perception on the financial information needs of the users of the financial statements.
Read MoreStep 1 – give them loads of data e.g. 1 bankers box. Your accountant will be delighted as we love data and we generally put it into a big spreadsheet with loads of complicated formulae. Step 2 – ask them to review the data and give you their view, to empower you to make a…
Read MoreThe Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions (Covid-19) Act 2020 which has now been signed into law makes, temporary amendments to the Companies Act 2014 for an interim period up until the 31st December 2020 in response to the challenges Companies may experience as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. This interim period can be extended further under…
Read MoreA comprehensive guide has been issued today to Cooney Carey clients setting out the measures made available to support employers and employees. Mail us please if you require a copy. If, at any time, you need to speak with staff in Cooney Carey please contact us as you normally would. A summary only is included…
Read MoreBrexit uncertainty is continuing to affect all aspects of Irish Business and until the outcome is finally known on the 29 March 2019 or some other later date as might be agreed between the British Parliament and Brussels it is not going away. Whilst writing this article Teresa May’s deal is scheduled to go before…
Read MoreWhen PAYE Modernisation was first announced by the Minister for Finance in the October 2016 Budget Statement, it seemed a long way off. But now that it is about to come into operation, every employer, agent and payroll provider needs to check that they are ready for the new system and understand its implications. PAYE…
Read MoreCooney Carey are delighted to announce that we have successfully trained 250 ACA/ACCA students to date. At Cooney Carey we take great pride in our trainees becoming well rounded qualified accountants. We provide a positive and supportive work environment where all our trainees can develop at their own pace. Hear from two of our 2019…
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