Blog26th Jun 2024 Charity SORP 2026 – 5 changes for Irish non-profits For many charities, financial reporting has followed a familiar pattern for years. The introduction of the Charity SORP 2026 doesn’t completely change the current process, but it does put more pressure on how well it holds together. In this article,… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 EU sustainability reporting changes: An SME guide Earlier this year, the EU Council approved simplifications to the EU Sustainability Reporting rules proposed by the European Commission in February 2025. The approved changes reduce the number of companies required to report, but not the need for organisations to… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 VAT in the Digital Age: What Irish Businesses Need to Know VAT reporting is moving towards a more digital and automated model across the EU, with changes being introduced under the VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative. Rather than relying on periodic VAT returns, the focus is shifting towards how… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 Overcoming the Cross-Border conundrum Two currencies. Two different tax regimes. One island. Sound familiar? If you operate cross-border, you’ll already understand both the opportunities and the challenges this presents. On one hand, establishing a presence south of the border means rapid entry into a… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 Failure To Prevent Fraud Rules: Everything You Need To Know From 1 September 2025, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 introduced the new corporate offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud. This represents a major shift in how UK organisations are held criminally accountable for fraud committed for their… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 5 ways businesses can prepare for the EU customs duty changes New EU customs duty rules are on the horizon for consumers and businesses buying smaller items from outside the EU, including components and parts, particularly where they are being purchased via e-commerce channels. While the monetary value may seem small,… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 4 Ways You Can Prepare For The 2026 Pay & File Deadline Every year, individuals and directors within Ireland’s self-assessment system must file their annual income tax return and settle any tax liabilities by the Pay & File deadline. For the 2025 tax year, the standard deadline for filing a Form 11… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 5 ways your business can support financial wellbeing There are a lot of different factors that influence the well-being of your employees. Those can be social, mental, physical, and environmental, but the one that’s often forgotten about by organisations is financial wellbeing. For many, financial stress is something… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 Getting sole trader tax returns right – 5 things to consider A must-read for those needing to file sole trader tax returns before the end of the financial year. One of the most important tasks for Sole Traders in Ireland is preparing and filing their income tax returns. Navigating through the… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 Sole trader vs limited company: 5 things to consider For many years, we have been helping Irish entrepreneurs and business leaders navigate the complexities of accountancy, audit, taxation, business structuring, and strategies for growth. In this short read, we share our knowledge and experience to help you demystify the… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 Ireland – a top destination for Non-Dom status? This article was originally published in the BKR International EMEA Update, released 14th March 2024. Written by: John Conway, BBS AITI CTA, Partner and Tax Specialist, AAB. The recent announcement that the UK is to severely restrict its favourable Non-Dom… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 What the Revenue’s 2025 Update Means for Partnership Tax If you run a business in Ireland through a partnership, or are thinking about setting one up, it’s important to understand how Revenue will treat your business for tax purposes. Business owners often view partnerships as easy to start, and… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 5 reasons why Irish SMEs should consider VSME As environmental legislation, such as the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), begins to make a real impact on large corporates, SMEs in the supply chain are increasingly expected to show how… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 8 sustainable business resources to make your SME greener In this article, we highlight the essential resources available to Irish businesses wishing to adopt more sustainable business practices, including key sustainability accreditations that can enhance credibility and competitiveness. What sustainable business resources are available for Irish SMEs? 1. National… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 AAB pleased to announce Garret Wynne FCA as new partner AAB is pleased to announce the appointment of Garret Wynne FCA as Partner. AAB welcomes Garret Wynne FCA as a partner Garret brings over 20 years of experience in audit, financial reporting, and regulatory compliance. He has worked with all… By Caroline Murphy View more
Blog26th Jun 2024 10 Sectors Facing Change as the UK National Minimum Wage Rises At the heart of the Autumn Budget 2025 announcement was a further rise in the UK national minimum wage, set to take effect from April 2026. It’s a move designed to support workers. However, for employers, it brings renewed pressure… By Caroline Murphy View more