🎄 Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the team at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants. We hope you enjoy the well deserved break and look forward to supporting you and your business in 2025.
CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
Accounting
CAS Advisory is a firm of Chartered Accountants, based in Fitzwilliam Sq, Dublin 2. Responsive, Innovative, Attentive.
About us
CAS Advisory are a firm of Chartered Accountants, based in Fitzwilliam Sq, Dublin 2. We offer efficient, professional Accountancy, Tax and Business Solutions to Irish and European clients. Our typical clients are Individuals, Partnerships and Companies across a variety of sectors and we are known for being attentive, innovative and responsive.
- Website
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http://www.casaccountants.ie
External link for CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
- Industry
- Accounting
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Dublin 2
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2009
- Specialties
- Accountancy, tax, insolvency, business advisory, company formations , audit, vat, business support, Corporate Governance, Company Secretary, directorships, liquidations, strategy, and Re-organisation
Locations
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Primary
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CAS Pavilion House, 31 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2
Dublin 2, IE
Employees at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
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Stephen Connolly
Principal at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
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Eamon Doyle
Associate Director at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
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Francis Mc Carron
Director at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
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Leonor Ciobanu
Trainee Accountant at CAS Advisory | MSc in Finance graduate from Trinity College Dublin
Updates
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🎄 Closure Dates over Christmas and New Year at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants. Christmas Eve 24th- Open as Usual Christmas Day 25th - Closed St Stephens Day 26th - Closed 27th December - Open as Usual 30th December - Open as Usual 31st December - Closed 1st January 2025 - Closed Team CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants
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🎄 As 2024 draws to a close, our MD, Stephen Connolly reflects on what has been a fantastic year here at CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants, made possible by our wonderful clients and team. Hear more from Stephen Connolly below.
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Chartered Accountants Ireland recently published their key policy priorities for the next Government of Ireland, with a focus on SME supports. In case you missed it, read the circular below 👇
Chartered Accountants Ireland has today circulated the Institute's Key Policy Priorities, based on member engagement, as discussions commence on the formation of the next Government. Focused on supporting small business and improving childcare provision for working parents, we will continue to amplify our members' voices as the negotiating process continues. Barry Doyle Cróna Clohisey Stephen Lowry Gearóid O'Sullivan Michael Diviney Jeremy Twomey Barry Dempsey Jill Farrelly MPRII
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✨ Reminder to Irish businesses still availing of the Small Exemption Relief this Christmas that the gifting of vouchers (and other non-cash gifts) falls under 'reportable benefits' with Revenue. Key points to remember: - The Small Exemption Relief is max €1k for 2024 across 2 or more non-cash gifts, -The increase to €1,500 does not apply until 1 January 2025 (#budget25 announcement) - Gifts must not be redeemed / redeemable for cash - Small Exemption Benefit falls under 'reportable benefits' - Make sure you have the appropriate process in place to capture these. #taxexpert #taxationspecialist #tax #revenue #irishbusiness
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✨ A CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants Christmas at The Blue Goose at Dobbins ✨ The team at CAS took a trip down memory lane (for some anyway!) as we held our Christmas Party 2024 at the beautiful 'The Blue Goose', previously Dobbins. The team has worked incredibly hard this year, as always, so it was fantastic to raise a toast to their dedication and for always going above and beyond for our clients. Even better – with a bigger team this year – there was even more craic and laughter as we enjoyed the delicious food and great company at The Blue Goose. A huge thank you to the team at The Blue Goose for making it such a wonderful evening. We are truly grateful to work with such amazing partners and clients. It really is beginning to look a lot like Christmas🎄
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Are you a start up firm? If so, note that Revenue has issued their latest guidance on corporation tax relief for start ups. Read more: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e7A7x-KW #startup #irishbusiness #wearecas
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📣 Update from Revenue on CGT payments due 15 December. Note that the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) payment deadline for disposals made between 1 January 2024 and 30 November 2024 falls on Sunday 15 December 2024. As such, Revenue has advised that they are extending the payment deadline to Monday 16 December 2024. See more details below from Chartered Accountants Ireland #revenue #irishtaxation #irishbusiness #wearecas
Revenue (Ireland) has contacted us via email advising that because the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) payment deadline for disposals made between 1 January 2024 and 30 November 2024 falls on Sunday 15 December 2024, they are extending the payment deadline to Monday 16 December 2024. This means that Revenue will accept payments for that period on Monday as if the payment was received on Sunday. 🔔In their email they noted the following: “It is noted that the Sunday deadline is a payment deadline rather than a return filing deadline. As a once-off concession, payments received on Monday 16 December 2024 will be treated as if they were made by the Sunday deadline.” Chartered Accountants Ireland under the auspices of the CCAB-I, requested this extension at the most recent Tax Administration Liaison Committee (TALC) Collections meeting and as well at the most recent Main TALC meeting. We are pleased to announce this vital extension which we hope will ease the compliance burden on our members at this time. Cróna Clohisey Gráinne McDermott Gearóid O'Sullivan Jill Farrelly MPRII
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❗ Revenue Ireland has issued new guidance on the VAT treatment of share transactions, that business owners and Directors in Ireland should be aware of. A brief summary of the changes is outlined below, however it is best to refer to the Revenue guidance note (link at bottom of post) for details or seek guidance from our team/a taxation expert directly. VAT Treatment of Share Transactions: 👉 Exempt Activities: -Sale or transfer of shares and trading in shares (during the course of business). -Agency or negotiation services related to share transactions (subject to conditions). 👉Outside Scope of VAT: - Issuing new shares for raising finance. 👉VAT Deductibility Rules: EU Shares: -VAT on costs related to the sale or transfer of EU shares is non-deductible. Non-EU Shares: However, the sale or transfer of non-EU shares and trading in non-EU shares are “qualifying activities”. VAT on costs in relation to qualifying activities are eligible for VAT deductibility 👉Raising Finance: -VAT on costs for issuing new shares is deductible if used for taxable activities. 👉Trading Platforms: -Access fees are charged by trading platforms to prospective purchasers and sellers to access the platform. Access fees are VAT exempt. You will however need to check matching fees, negotiation services, and connection fees. Full guidance from Revenue: https://lnkd.in/egJpTaQ4
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❗ Reminder: Finance Bill 2024 - Key Change for Director & Employee PRSA Contributions From January 1, 2025, employer PRSA contributions in Ireland will be capped at 100% of salary. Contributions exceeding this will be treated as a taxable benefit-in-kind (BIK) for employees and non-deductible for employers. We suggest you conduct the following before year end 2024: 1️⃣ Review current PRSA contributions. 2️⃣ Consult a financial advisor to try to maximise contributions under current rules, if you can. Remember, from 1 January 2025, the new rules come into effect. As always, follow CAS Advisory, Chartered Accountants for all the latest updates.
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