Posts Tagged ‘Investment’
Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS)
The most recent increases to the EIIS scheme were a step in the right direction. This is a very important tax relief scheme for investors and one that many companies use to raise much needed seed capital. Over the last number of years O’KellySutton have advised and assisted several companies in their quest to raise…
Read MoreInvestment Properties – Tax and Accounting Top Tips
Accounting in Corporate Structures Since the introduction of the new financial reporting standard FRS102 in 2015 we have found the accounting treatment of Investment Properties are not being dealt with correctly in many instances. Here are some basic rules to follow when accounting for your investment property this year. You are required to use fair…
Read MoreTax minimisation on Retirement and Transferring Assets
Tax minimisation on Retirement and Transferring Assets There’s been a lot of talk recently in the media about increasing Capital Acquisition Tax (CAT) Thresholds and quite rightly so. Currently, there is the possibility of families paying tax twice or three times or more when transferring assets down through the generations’. Assets include property, cash, shares,…
Read MoreHow good are SME’S at using Investment?
An Article by Patrick Sutton, partner of O’KellySutton in the Sunday Business Post So your company has just received that big investment you’ve been chasing after for ages, now what happens? You will have prepared the business plan and sales pitch as to how great the idea is. In theory it’s all figured out now and it’s a…
Read MoreSME funding available from the National Pension Reserve Fund
National Pension Reserve Fund (NPRF) announces details of funding for SME’s of three new long-term funds which will provide equity, credit and restructuring / recovery investment for Irish small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) and mid-sized corporates. These funds were referenced by the Minister for Finance in his Budget 2013 speech. SME business experts O’KellySutton are…
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