Accountancy, tax and advisory services for technology businesses
The technology sector in Ireland is very strong. Many Irish businesses develop innovative products and services that improve people’s daily lives. However business owners have to be extremely agile in this highly competitive sector. The rapid pace of change, emerging new competitors and changing customer demands mean you cannot afford to stand still.
Amatino has considerable experience supporting innovative Irish technology businesses. Our professionals provide expert advice on everything from routine accounts and tax planning to venture capital, funding, mergers and acquisitions. We bring clarity to the complex rules and regulations that impact your business so that you can make the right decisions at the right time.
Our support for technology businesses includes:
- Accounting, audit and general business advisory support
- Real time accounting and management reports
- Strategic planning and financial projections
- Funding, including equity and debt funding
- Information and advice on relevant grants and incentives
- Tax planning and compliance
- Commercial advice
- Project management
- Performance improvement
- Mergers and acquisitions transaction support
For further information on our services for technology businesses, please contact a member of our team.
A Chartered Accountant, Barry has a strong track record helping clients achieve great results. He leads our insolvency team, where he specialises in debt recovery.
A Certified Public Accountant and Fellow of CIMA, the world’s largest professional body of management accountants, Patrick specialises in strategic planning and performance improvement for SMEs.
A fellow of The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA) , Geoffrey is also a fellow of the Certified Public Accountants (FCPA). With over 20 years experience he specialises in audit and assurance services, management reporting, business advisory services and cash flow management across a range of industries such as retail, haulage, construction and agricultural sectors.