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Pat Carroll & Company is authorised by the Institute of Chartered Accountant in Ireland to carry out investment advice in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain. We can help to reduce your time on administration.
This, in turn allows you to concentrate on your key business objectives, run your business, increase sales and meet your customers objectives. Let us take the ‘hassle factor’ out of your accounting and book-keeping. At Pat Carroll & Company we offer a substantial accounts service for sole traders, partnership and limited liability companies. Read more..
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Tax take to end of September up 11% on same...
4th October 2024Tax take between January and the end of September was up 11% on the same time last year, driven by corporation tax, income tax, VAT and excise duty. The latest Exchequer Returns show that €68.2 billion in tax was collected in the first nine months of the year. €17.8 billion came from corporation tax, up […]
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Half of new homes should be built in Dublin,...
4th October 2024The President of Dublin Chamber will call for half of all new homes built every year to be constructed in the Greater Dublin Area at the organisation’s annual dinner tonight. Siobhan O’Shea, who is director of scaled business success at recruitment company Indeed, will also emphasise the urgent need to tackle infrastructural challenges that are […]
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Western Region ‘continues to lag other...
4th October 2024A landmark report commissioned by the Western Development Commission (WCD) has found critical challenges facing the western and north western region in the areas of infrastructure, housing and income. The report found that average disposable income in the region is over €3,000 below the national average. New house completions in the western region fell from […]
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Service sector activity rises at strongest rate...
3rd October 2024Activity in the service sector increased at the strongest rate in six months in September as cost pressures eased, new data shows. The latest AIB Global S&P Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) shows that growth of both new business and employment moderated. But outstanding work increased, and the 12 month outlook rebounded since August. The index […]
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Unemployment rate of 4.3% for September – CSO
3rd October 2024New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the unemployment rate stood at 4.3% in September, down from a revised rate of 4.5% the same month last year. The CSO also said today that the unemployment rate for August was revised to 4.4% from 4.3%. Today’s figures show that the monthly unemployment rate in […]
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Western Region ‘continues to lag other...
3rd October 2024A landmark report commissioned by the Western Development Commission (WCD) has found critical challenges facing the western and north western region in the areas of infrastructure, housing and income. The report found that average disposable income in the region is over €3,000 below the national average. New house completions in the western region fell from […]
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Inheritance tax free thresholds to increase
2nd October 2024The amount that can a person can receive as a gift or inheritance from a relation before having to pay Capital Acquisitions Tax will be increased as part of Budget 2025. The Group A threshold for CAT, which includes gifts or inheritance from parents to their children, will rise from €335,000 to €400,000. The Group […]
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Dáil votes through some elements of Budget 2025
2nd October 2024The Dáil has voted through elements of Budget 2025. These include excise on tobacco products and changes to value added tax, capital acquisitions tax and stamp duty. Each came into force at midnight. Taoiseach Simon Harris said Budget 2025 was the last of this Government’s mandate and he was looking forward to going to the […]
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