Ireland’s Budget 2026: Minimum Wage Rises to €14.15, Bringing Relief to Workers
31 Oct 2025Ireland’s Budget 2026 delivers a welcome boost for low-income earners as the national minimum wage rises to €14.15 per hour. The 4.8% increase takes effect from January 1, 2026, helping workers manage living costs while keeping them in the lower USC band
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Income Tax Deadline for Sole Traders & Self-Assessed Individuals - Checklist Before 19th November 2025
The 2024 income tax deadline for sole traders and self-assessed individuals is fast approaching — 19th November 2025. If you’re a sole trader, partnership member, or company director with non-PAYE income, make sure you’re prepared. This checklist covers everything from allowable expenses and pension contributions to preliminary tax payments to help you file on time and avoid costly penalties.
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Amatino at Teagasc’s “Transferring the Family Farm” Clinic in Monaghan
Amatino directors Patrick Cunningham and Ashley Maguire recently participated in Teagasc’s Transferring the Family Farm Clinic in Monaghan. They shared valuable insights on farm succession planning and inheritance tax reliefs, helping local farmers prepare for a smooth and tax-efficient transfer of family farms to the next generation.
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Have You Claimed All Your Tax Credits?
As tax return season approaches, it’s the perfect time to make sure you’re claiming every tax credit you’re entitled to. From the Incapacitated Child Tax Credit to Rent and Dependant Relative Credits, many taxpayers miss out on valuable reliefs simply because they haven’t updated their accountant on their circumstances.
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Breaking Down Budget 2026: Key Tax and Welfare Updates
Budget 2026 delivers a €9.4 billion package focused on income supports, housing, healthcare, and cost-of-living relief. Discover the key tax changes, welfare increases, and business supports that will shape the financial landscape in the year ahead.
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Update on Gender Pay Gap Reporting in Ireland: What Employers Need to Know
Ireland’s gender pay gap reporting rules are expanding. From December 2024, employers with 150 or more staff must publish annual reports, with smaller businesses following in 2025. Learn what’s changing, why it matters, and how to prepare now for compliance.
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How to Improve Cashflow without Cutting Staff.
Rising costs and late payments are squeezing Irish SMEs in 2025 — but cutting staff isn’t the only option. Discover five practical ways to strengthen your cash flow without losing your team or service quality.