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Welcome to the Doyle Kelly & Company website. We are a firm of Auditors and Accountants based in Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland. We provide our services to a broad spectrum of clients working in all areas of business both in Ireland and abroad. We pride ourselves on our close contact and our ability to provide immediate, cost effective, and relevant services to our clients. Feel free to browse the services we offer and contact us for more information. |
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23/04/2009 - Chairman of the Revenue Commissioners, Josephine Feehily, today stated that they would commence "whole street" visits to businesses whereby they will arrive in a town or city and go into every cash business on a particular street and ask to see their books and records and cash registers. This is a worrying move by Revenue for the small business owner who may not even keep their books and records on the business premises. She also stated that they would be visiting construction sites whilst construction was ongoing to inspect the books and records. Both moves are an effort to ward off a "black economy" and tax evasion by business owners desperate to keep their businesses afloat. This move will place further stress and anxiety on small and medium sized business owners, the majority of which are wholly compliant, as they wait for the tax man to come through the door. Staff will have to be educated as to what to say and what rights the Revenue Commissioners have particularly when the business owner is not on the premises. Call us today for further advice and information. |
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A must have document for all Employers is available for download from the National Employment Rights Authority website here. |
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Did you know that it may be possible to claim a portion of the Vat paid (20%) on a new car in your vat return if it is used for more than 60% business purposes? The car must fall within emission bands A, B and C and the subsequent sale of your Car will not be subject to Vat. See here for more detailed information. (press ctrl to allow a pop up window if necessary) Check back regularly for more Top Tax Tips ! |
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The main aspects of the 2009 mini budget announced by Minister Brian Lenihan can be found here. |
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