Revenue
Ciara Leahy on 22 Sep 2021
Tax refunds affected by the PUP
Time to sort your tax situation especially if you availed of the TWSS or the PUP, writes Ciara Leahy.
Amii McKeever on 07 Jul 2021
Children born through surrogacy disenfranchised on their inheritance
Behind most surrogacies is a long, lonely journey of heart-breaking loss. Parents are asking: why is the Government not recognising them as the parents they are? Amii McKeever writes.
Katie Barragry on 20 Mar 2021
9 out of 10 taxpayers unsure of what rate of tax they pay
A Taxback.com study has revealed that 90% of taxpayers in Ireland are not sure of what rate of tax they pay, writes Katie Barragry.
Ciara Leahy on 27 Jan 2021
Consumer: shopping online post-Brexit
Why is that a €50 jumper bought online actually costing me €82? Ciara Leahy explains how internet shopping with a UK retailer is now more complicated and costly for consumers.
Hannah Quinn-Mulligan on 26 Dec 2020
Agri-careers: getting the scoop on a career in journalism
Award-winning journalist Thomas Hubert gives an insight on his career pathway and shares the joys and challenges of the job.
Hannah Quinn-Mulligan on 22 Dec 2020
Agri-careers: getting the scoop on a career in journalism
Award-winning journalist Thomas Hubert gives an insight on his career pathway and shares the joys and challenges of the job.
Contributor on 31 Oct 2020
Your Money: it's that time of year - ensure your financial accounts are prepared
Although crucial, preparation of financial accounts and filing tax returns is often treated as a tedious chore, left to the last minute. Agricultural consultant Kenneth Hayes advises on the key dates
Amii McKeever on 28 Oct 2020
Your Money: it's that time of year - ensure your financial accounts are prepared
Although crucial, preparation of financial accounts and filing tax returns is often treated as a tedious chore, left to the last minute. Agricultural consultant Kenneth Hayes advises on the key dates
Contributor on 14 Oct 2020
Your Money: time spent on managing your money is time well spent
A clear understanding of your costs of production and margins, funding farm development properly and completing an annual review of farm accounts are key to making good decisions. Writes Tom Rafter.
Janine Kennedy on 30 Sep 2020
Stay, spend and save
Here is what you need to know about the government's new Stay and Spend Incentive, writes Janine Kennedy.
Contributor on 02 Sep 2020
Is spending to reduce tax a good investment?
Investment on farm can be an effective strategy for tax savings to efficiently fund capital works, but farmers must be aware of the implications of utilising capital allowances. Liam Hennessy writes.
Odile Evans on 27 Nov 2019
Sports clubs: avoiding common funding mistakes
Sporting clubs are the backbone of many rural communities and are constantly on the hunt for funding. Odile Evans speaks to consultant Darren McMahon from 2into3 to identify pitfalls to be avoided
Anthony Jordan on 20 Mar 2019
Nine ways to negotiate a better wage
Anthony Jordan speaks to the Jobdoctor, Colm Cavey of Professional Careers Consultancy, on nine approaches to negotiating a better wage.
Mairead Lavery on 20 Mar 2019
Q&A on new tax payment rules
Reader’s questions on the new reporting rules for Revenue answered. Mairead Lavery reports
Paul Mooney on 09 May 2018
More red tape and costs for farmers paying wages
New PAYE rules will require farmers who employ family members and others as farm workers to provide more regular reporting and more prompt payment of taxes.
Anthony Jordan on 18 Apr 2018
SUSI grant open for applications
Student Universal Support Ireland, better known as the SUSI grant, opened for applications for students in the last two weeks, writes Anthony Jordan.
Anthony Jordan on 19 Mar 2018
What the stamp duty changes mean for farmers
Declan McEvoy, head of tax at IFAC, discusses the tax implications on farmers brought in by the last budget.
Andy Doyle on 18 Mar 2018
Land access moving to leasing
Leasing is the preferred land access method for farmers but agreements need to be clearly understood in advance. Aisling Meehan and Andy Doyle report.
Ciara Leahy on 10 Jan 2018
Consumer-Claim Your Tax Back and Put Money in your Pocket for 2018
Start off the year with more money in your bank account by claiming your tax back. Ciara Leahy guides you on what you can claim for.
The Dealer on 01 Nov 2017
Hunter McGowan in at Kerry Co-op
Kerry Co-op is unveiling its new secretary this Thursday. His plate will be rather full in the months ahead.