Specialist Tax Support for Professionals
Taxkey was set up by Mairéad Hennessy who believes that small accountancy practices should have access to tax support services at affordable prices. Our tax advisory services will complement your existing accounting and tax compliance services enabling you to provide a “full service” to your clients.
Taxkey’s advisory services cover all aspects of tax consultancy and planning. Matters that we frequently work with clients on include:
- Succession planning for businesses and personal assets
- Business incorporations
- Property transactions (including VAT on Property)
- EIIS and Seed Capital Scheme reliefs
- Cross border workers
- Corporate restructurings
- Farming partnerships
- Pre Revenue Audit reviews
- Assistance with the Revenue audit process
Our Tax Partner Services
Virtual Tax Partner Service for Accountants
We deliver independent specialist tax advice to small and medium sized accountancy practices
Tax Marketing Materials for Accountants
Our personalised tax materials enable you to provide up-to-date tax information to your clients using your own firm’s branding and contact details
Why Choose Taxkey
Timely Support
Client service is at the heart of what we do. We respond to all queries within 24 hours and we will work with you to answer all queries as quickly as possible
Flexible Service
We are happy to meet you at your own business premises or other location that suits you
Expert Advice
Tax is constantly changing. At Taxkey, we stay up to date with tax law and practice to ensure you are getting the best advice possible
Transparent Fee Structure
At Taxkey, we pride ourselves on our communication skills. Our fees structure is transparent and we are always happy to provide a quotation in advance of starting a piece of work
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Recent Taxation Updates
VAT Annual Return of Trading Details
Each year, Irish VAT registered businesses are obliged to file a Return of Trading Details (RTD) with Revenue. The RTD is a summary of the supplies of goods and services, imports and purchases of the business giving rise to deductible input VAT broken down by the...
Overview of Finance Bill 2018 Budget 2019
Overview of Finance Bill 2018 Budget 2019
Changes to the VAT treatment of Vouchers from January 2019
The VAT treatment of certain gift vouchers will change with effect from 1 January 2019. At present, the general rule is that the issue of a voucher to a consumer is not subject to VAT in Ireland. VAT arises when the voucher is redeemed by the consumer to acquire goods...
VAT Pitfalls when Selling Commercial Property
When selling a property, businesses should consider the VAT treatment of the sale and potential related VAT costs early in the sale process and ideally in advance of negotiating the heads of terms. If this is not done, there is potential for conflict between the...
Key factors in deciding whether to incorporate a business
WIth the upturn in the Irish economy, many small businesses are looking to scale up their operations. This is a very positive trend; however, it does mean greater tax obligations for businesses. As a business grows, tax takes on increasing importance, both when it...
Start Up Refund for Entrepreneurs – SURE
The Start Up Refund for Entrepreneurs is a very valuable income tax refund for start up business owners. Click here to read our article published in Fora.ie which provides useful information about who might be eligible for the...
Deadline for Reporting Foreign Income and Gains – 9 Key Points
Taxpayers throughout the country have received a letter from Revenue about the deadline for reporting foreign income and gains on 30th April 2017 if they were not previously declared or were declared incorrectly. I have put together 9 key points about this deadline:...
Repayment of Tax Claims – Recent Tax Appeal Commission decisions
Recent determinations from the Tax Appeal Commission emphasise the importance of following the correct procedure when making a claim for repayment of tax
Revenue eBrief confirms status of Revenue Opinions and Confirmations
Yesterday, 26th January 2017, the Irish Revenue issued an eBrief confirming that all opinions / confirmations issued by them have a maximum validity of 5 years, or shorter period as may be specified by Revenue when providing the opinion / confirmation. Where a...
Capital Acquisitions Tax Returns – Issues Identified by Revenue
Last October, Revenue identified issues that it commonly encounters with Capital Acquisitions Tax returns. Please click here for the list of...