Tax

The housing crisis has significantly driven up property prices, making it increasingly difficult for young people to save for a deposit on their first home, especially with rising rental costs and the general cost of living crisis. As a result, many parents want to support their adult children financially now, when they need it most,…

Most Tax Efficient Ways to Pay Yourself as a Director & Extract Company Profits Setting up a business is far from straightforward.  As well as all the hard work and time it takes to build up and manage a profitable company, there is also a lot of risks for business owners.  Once the business starts…

During the discovery phase of the financial advice process,  we carry out a fact finding exercise in order to get a better understanding of a client’s current financial situation. This includes looking at income, saving, expenditure and everything in between. We generally find clients, either may not be aware or simply do not take full…

  An ISA stands for Individual Savings Account and it is a type of tax-efficient savings and investment account available to residents in the United Kingdom. Ireland does not currently offer an equivalent savings structure with pensions currently the only real way for Irish residents to benefit from tax relief and tax-free growth. Now that…

We are pleased to announce that Colin recently achieved his ‘Qualified Financial Advisor’ (QFA) status passing his exams in order to enable him to give financial advice. Colin will continue to shadow both Nick & Rachel in their advisory roles and will furthermore become more involved in the overall financial planning advice process in time.

Tax is a necessary evil. If we want to live in a country with access to public services, taxation is the system used to pay for these services. We can (and do!) argue and moan about the different levels of tax payable and whether they are levied fairly. But at the end of the day,…