The examinership process offers larger businesses an opportunity to write down historical debts and to renegotiate onerous leases.
Declan de Lacy on the The Business Show, RTE Radio 1
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Covid 19
VAT on property & RCT; Avoid the Pitfalls
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The concept of ‘one size fits all’ cannot be applied to VAT on Property transactions. The VAT treatment of a sale or letting of a property depends on the VAT history of the property and the particular circumstances. We work closely with our clients to provide comprehensive tax advice that is specific to their particular property related transaction in order to minimise any associated tax costs.
It’s unfair to deny struggling small firms access to examinership process
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The examinership process offers larger businesses an opportunity to write down historical debts and to renegotiate onerous leases.
Update on Grant Supports Available
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With the Covid 19 travel restrictions and with most of our team working from home, some clients have asked how we are currently providing our usual services.
David Lucas speaks with InBUSINESS – SUMMER 2020
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With our extensive experience of banking and alternative lending markets, we can assist in negotiating and raising new finance.
How can SMEs best preserve their cashflow?
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As the pandemic continues to rage throughout the world, how are SMEs coping with maintaining their liquidity and cashflow? David Lucas discusses finance options with Accountancy Ireland that are available to help Irish businesses thrive and persevere.
Liquidations in Ireland – How do they work?
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Liquidations in Ireland – How do they work? When does a company get to that point?
July Stimulus Package
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Heralded as the largest ever injection of cash into the Irish economy, the July stimulus package was unveiled last week.
Selling your business
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For some business owners, the ongoing global crisis has put the decision to sell their business on hold.
Going Concern – To trade or not to trade
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The impact of COVID 19 has, and will continue to have for the foreseeable future, a fundamental impact on Irish business.