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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.
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Tax Planning for Succession in Irish Business
Effective succession planning helps Irish business owners reduce tax burdens and ensure a smooth transfer of wealth to the next generation. With the right use of reliefs such as Retirement Relief, Business Relief, and Agricultural Relief, families can achieve significant tax savings while protecting business continuity.
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Airbnb Regulatory Developments & Planned Restrictions
Ireland is introducing major changes to short-term rental rules, with Airbnb and other platforms facing new restrictions from 2026. Hosts will need to register with Fáilte Ireland, comply with planning laws, and adhere to stricter limits on letting days.
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Understanding the VAT Treatment of Broiler Chicken Services: Key Changes Effective September 2025
From 1st September 2025, broiler chicken services are excluded from the flat-rate farmers scheme. Farmers must charge VAT at 13.5% and comply with full VAT obligations if their turnover exceeds €42,500. This guide explains VAT registration, invoicing, reclaiming expenses, and compliance for broiler chicken service providers.
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Strengthening Our Northeast Presence: Amatino Welcomes Eamonn Gaffney Ltd
Amatino is pleased to announce the acquisition of Eamonn Gaffney Ltd, a respected and long-established accountancy practice in Cavan. Known for excellence, integrity, and client-focused service, Eamonn Gaffney Ltd shares Amatino’s values and vision for the future.