Returns of Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax for 2022 – submit by 31 October 2023. Your payment obligations for 2022 are as follows: Preliminary Income Tax for 2023 – pay by 31 October 2023. Pay a minimum of 90% of the final tax liability for the year, or 100% of the final tax liability for the preceding tax year. Balance of Income Tax for 2022 – pay by 31 October 2023. Capital Gains Tax 2023 – pay 100% of the tax due by 15 December 2023 for disposals between 1 January 2023 and 30 November 2023 (inclusive) and by 31 January 2024 for disposals between 1 December 2023 and 31 December 2023 (inclusive). As you file your return AND pay the tax due using ‘Revenue Online Service (ROS)’, you get…

gov.ie - Minister Donohoe announces changes to Local Property Tax (www.gov.ie)

CRSS Overview Introduced as part of Budget 2021, the Covid Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS) is a weekly rebate of up to €5,000 for businesses closed at level 3 or higher effective from 13 October 2020 until 31 March 2021. The scheme is designed to be a lifeline to those whose businesses have been severely impacted or temporarily closed due restrictions imposed by the Government’ Living with Covid Plan 2020 – 2021. Generally, the scheme will operate when level 3 or higher is in place and support will cease as soon as restrictions are lifted. CRSS Registration Now Open Registration for CRSS is a necessary first step for businesses to access CRSS. A claim portal for the CRSS is available via the eRepayments system on ROS from 17 November 2020. It…

The ‘Stay and Spend’ scheme allows for individuals to receive up to €125 back on their bills in hotels, restaurants, pubs and in other hospitality businesses, in Ireland. For a couple, this is doubled to a maximum of €250. The bill must be incurred between 1 October 2020 and 30 April 2021 and certain terms and conditions must be satisfied. This new ‘Stay and Spend’ Scheme was introduced by government as part of the July Jobs Stimulus package and is aimed at stimulating sales in the hospitality sector during the off-peak season. For hospitality businesses to participate in the scheme they must register as a ‘Qualifying Service Provider’ (QSP) with Revenue before 1 October 2020, registration for the scheme is now open. What relief is available? The relief is in…

The Government has announced a €7 billion stimulus package to further support businesses, employees, and jobseekers impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Contact us for details of the latest developments as they happen.

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