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Temporary COVID-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme
Today the Government announced new measures to provide financial support to Irish workers affected by the Covid-19 crisis. As part of these measures, Revenue will operate a Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme. The scheme, enables employees, whose employers are affected by the pandemic, to receive significant supports directly from their employer. The scheme will run for 12 weeks from 26 March 2020. Draft legislation governing the scheme will be published shortly.
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COVID-19 Revenue Update
On the 13th of March, Revenue released a statement outlining measures they have taken to alleviate the strain on SME's caused by the social distancing recommended due to Covid-19. The full Revenue brief can be read here.
COVID-19 Update
Update for Clients on COVID-19 and our business
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Pay & File 2020
ROS - Extension of Pay & File Deadline for ROS Customers for 2020
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Company Requirements for the Central Register of Beneficial Ownership (RBO)
As the deadline to registration for the Central Register of Beneficial Ownership (RBO) draws near, the RBO have highlighted that so far: Companies Total to register:192,845 Registered: 16% Remaining: 84% Industrial & Provident Societies: Total to register: 875 Registered: 9% Remaining: 91% Read more about your requirements, challenges of successful filing, and how we can help.
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Future Growth Loan Scheme
The Future Growth Loan Scheme is offered by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) with the support of the Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation, the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine, the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund. The Future Growth Loan Scheme benefits from a guarantee from the European Union under the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI).