Fuel Support Scheme 2026: What Farmers and Contractors Need to Know
12 May 2026The Government has officially launched the new €100m Fuel Support Scheme to help farmers, agricultural contractors and forestry operators manage rising fuel costs. The once-off payment scheme offers support based on 2025 green diesel usage, with applications open from 6 May to 27 May 2026. Find out who qualifies, how much you could receive, and what documents are required to apply.
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Tax Relief Opportunity for Property Owners in Key Irish Towns
Property owners in Athlone, Drogheda, Dundalk, Letterkenny and Sligo can now benefit from tax relief under the Living City Initiative. The scheme supports the refurbishment and conversion of vacant or underused buildings, helping to revitalise town centres while creating new opportunities for residential and commercial development.
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A Simple Guide to Filing Your Revenue Income Tax Return in Ireland
Filing your Income Tax Return in Ireland does not have to be stressful. This simple guide explains who needs to file, key Revenue deadlines, what information you need, and common mistakes to avoid.
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Beware of Fake Revenue Emails, SMS & Calls: Don’t Get Caught Out!
Scammers are posing as Revenue, sending fake emails, texts, and calls about refunds or unpaid taxes. These messages often use threats or urgency to trick you. Revenue will never request personal or payment information this way. Always access services by typing www.revenue.ie into your browser. At Amatino, we’re here to help you stay informed and protected.
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Auto-Enrolment VS Occupational Pension
A clear comparison of Auto-Enrolment and Occupational Pensions for Irish employers. Understand the advantages, disadvantages, and which option best suits your business and employees in 2026 and beyond.
5 Smart Accounting Tips for Irish Small Businesses
Simple and practical accounting tips for Irish small businesses to help stay compliant, improve cash flow, and keep finances under control throughout the year.
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Ireland’s New 9% VAT Rate for Hospitality & Hairdressing (From 1 July 2026)
From 1 July 2026, Ireland will introduce a reduced 9% VAT rate for hospitality and hairdressing services. This permanent change aims to support businesses with rising costs, sustain employment and potentially reduce prices for consumers.