Blog7th Oct 2026Ireland’s 2027 Budget: What it means for your businessIreland’s 2027 Budget, Simon Harris’s first as Minister for Finance, has been delivered. Pitched as a budget that balances the challenges of global volatility with securing Ireland’s future and rewarding hard work, the announcements demonstrated a clear focus on home-grown…By Nuala KennyView more
Blog29th Sep 2026October’s budget double act: What Budget 2027 and the UK Autumn Budget could have in store for Mid UlsterOctober could be an important month for Mid Ulster businesses. Within three weeks, two governments will set out their plans for taxation and public spending. Budget 2027 in Dublin is scheduled for 6 October, followed by the UK Government’s Autumn…By Malachy McLernonView more
Blog28th Sep 2026Irish Budget 2027: What we know so far and what’s still needed for SMEsBudget 2027 will be announced on Tuesday, 6th October 2026. Early signals point to a more restrained package than last year, €8.5 billion, compared to €9.4 billion in 2026, with an overarching focus on protecting reserves for the long term.…By Nuala KennyView more
Blog14th Sep 2026How RCT works for contractors and subcontractorsFor construction companies, property developers and businesses who operate associate-type models, working with subcontractors often means dealing with Relevant Contracts Tax (RCT). And, when you’re managing multiple subcontractors, sites and payments, there are plenty of opportunities for something to be…By John ConwayView more