5 Tax Strategies to Reduce Capital Gains When Selling a Business in Ireland Selling a business can lead to a significant Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability, but with the right planning, you can legally reduce or defer your tax bill. Here are five key strategies to consider. Maximise Entrepreneur Relief What It Is: Entrepreneur Relief…
Written By Ronan Duffy (Guest Blogger) of McCambridge Duffy – Personal Insolvency Practitioners When to Consider Insolvency and How It Can Help In my years as a Personal Insolvency Practitioner (PIP), I’ve seen many individuals and families struggle with the burden of unaffordable debt. There are many reasons as to why the debt is no…
Tax-Efficient Investment in Ireland Maximizing Returns While Minimizing Tax Liabilities Investing in Ireland offers significant opportunities for wealth growth, but understanding the tax landscape is crucial to making the most of your returns. The Irish tax system provides various avenues for tax-efficient investment, allowing individuals and businesses to optimize their investment strategies. In this article,…
Succession planning is one of the most important aspects of personal finance, yet it is often overlooked until it is too late. For individuals and families in Ireland, ensuring that your wealth is passed on to future generations in a tax-efficient manner requires careful planning, especially in the face of Ireland’s complex inheritance and…
RTSO stands for “Relevant Tax on Share Options.” It is a tax that must be paid on any income tax due on gains realized from the exercise of share options. Significant changes to the Relevant Tax on Share Options (RTSO) were introduced in Finance Act 2023, effective from 1 January 2024. For year 2023, Taxpayers…
Selling a business is a significant milestone for any entrepreneur. It marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. However, it also brings with it a host of financial and tax considerations that must be carefully managed to ensure you maximize your returns and comply with Irish tax laws. Here, we delve into…
When a company director receives a termination payment, it is essential to understand the tax implications to ensure compliance with Irish tax laws. Termination payments can be subject to various tax treatments depending on the nature of the payment and the circumstances surrounding the termination. Here’s a detailed overview of how termination payments for company…
Selling shares back to your company, also known as a share buyback, is a strategic move that can offer numerous benefits to both the shareholder and the company. However, it also involves navigating complex tax regulations and legal requirements. Here is an overview of the process, the benefits, and the tax implications of selling…
Reducing income tax for company directors involves strategic planning ahead of tax filing time and utilising various tax reliefs and allowances available under Irish tax law. As the income tax filing deadline is Thursday 14th November for online ROS filers, now may be a good time to review your tax bill. Here are a…
Extracting cash from your company in a tax-efficient manner is crucial for maximizing your personal wealth while minimizing your tax liabilities. Here are several strategies to consider: Salary and Bonuses Taking a salary or bonus is the most straightforward way to extract cash from your company. However, this method is subject to income tax, PRSI,…