Accountants for sole traders and small companies, Cork

Accounts are boring. That’s the point.

Give us the shoebox. We’ll keep Revenue happy, tell you what you owe before it’s due, and charge a fixed monthly fee, so you can go back to the work that pays you.

Book a free 20-minute call See what it’d cost

Next dates Revenue cares about

VAT return23rd of every second month
Income tax return31 October
Payroll and PAYEMonthly

General dates for most small businesses. Yours may differ, and we’d check.

The shoebox

This is what you hand us.

A month of receipts added up
Date	Item	Amount	Total
02 Oct	Diesel	62.40	62.40
03 Oct	Copper fittings	118.75	181.15
07 Oct	Van insurance	94.00	275.15
11 Oct	Phone bill	38.50	313.65
14 Oct	Lunch, probably	11.20	324.85
19 Oct	New drill	189.00	513.85
23 Oct	Parking	6.50	520.35
28 Oct	Diesel, again	71.10	591.45
Total for October			591.45

All of it claimed, filed and off your mind.

The fee sheet

Tick what you need. The price is the price.

Sole trader Limited company

Monthly fee by service
Service	€ a month
Year-end accounts and tax returnAlways included	95
Monthly bookkeepingWe keep the books, you send the photos	60
VAT returnsFiled on time, every time	40
Company annual returnSo you don’t get struck off	10
Payroll€12 a head, each month0	0
Letters from Revenue, read and answeredAlways included, because you were going to ask	0
`=SUM(B2:B7)`	€95

Fixed fee, plus VAT. It doesn’t change unless your business does, and we’d tell you first.

The partners

Two people. You’ll have both their mobiles.

Nuala: Does the tax. Twenty-two years at it, and once made a Revenue inspector laugh.
Dan: Does the books and the payroll. Owns one tie, for funerals and year-end.

Awkward questions

Asked, and answered.

I’ve done nothing for three years.: We’ve seen worse. We’ll work out what’s owed, talk to Revenue, and make a plan.
Should I be a sole trader or a company?: It depends on what you earn and what you want to do with it. This is a good one for the free call.
Can you get me a big refund?: We’ll claim everything you’re due, and nothing you’re not.
My brother-in-law does my books.: We’re happy to take over. He doesn’t have to know it was your idea.

First accountant I’ve ever understood. Tadhg, electrician
I now open letters from Revenue. I hand them straight to Nuala, but I open them. Clíona, café owner

Example reviews: fictional

Free, twenty minutes, no obligation

Pick a cell.

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That’s in the diary, there.

This is a demo, so no call was booked.

Prefer the phone? 020 919 4058