Accountant Services in Ireland

Why You Need an Accountant in Ireland

Every Irish company has legal obligations to file tax returns, prepare financial statements, and maintain proper books and records. A qualified accountant ensures your company stays compliant with Revenue, the Companies Registration Office (CRO), and Irish company law — while helping you minimise your tax liability legally.

Our Accountancy Services

We connect you with experienced, qualified accountants in Ireland who provide:

• Bookkeeping — Recording all financial transactions, bank reconciliations, and maintaining your accounts in order
• Corporation Tax Returns (CT1) — Preparation and filing of your annual Corporation Tax return with Revenue
• VAT Returns — Bi-monthly or annual VAT return preparation and filing
• Payroll Services — PAYE modernisation compliance, payslips, P35 returns, and employer obligations
• Financial Statements — Preparation of annual accounts for CRO filing and audit purposes
• Management Accounts — Monthly or quarterly reports to help you understand your business performance
• Tax Planning & Advisory — Advice on tax-efficient structures, director remuneration, and reliefs available

Who Is This For?

• Newly formed Irish companies needing their first accountant
• Non-resident directors who need an Irish-based accountant
• Small businesses looking for affordable, reliable accounting
• Companies switching from their current accountant
• Sole traders and partnerships requiring tax return filing

How It Works

Contact us with your company details and requirements. We will match you with a qualified accountant who specialises in your industry and company type. All accountants in our network are registered with a recognised Irish accountancy body (ACCA, CPA Ireland, or Chartered Accountants Ireland).

Key Tax Deadlines in Ireland

• Corporation Tax (CT1) — Due 9 months after your company's financial year end
• Preliminary Tax — Due within 6 months of your financial year end
• VAT Returns — Bi-monthly (every 2 months) for most businesses
• Annual Return (B1) — Due on your Annual Return Date with the CRO
• Income Tax (Form 11) — Due by 31 October each year for self-assessed individuals