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Revenue New Enhanced Reporting Requirements

From 1 January 2024, employers who pay certain expenses/benefits to their employees and/or directors will be required to report those benefits to Revenue under Revenue's New Enhanced Reporting Requirements .

Budget 2024 Highlights

Read Budget 2024 summary and download Budget 2024 PDF.

Income Tax Deadline 2023 FAQ

The income tax return filing deadline 2023 for income earned in 2022 is 31 Oct 2023. Read our pay and file Q&A, tax reliefs available and what happens if you miss the tax deadline.

Top Up Your Pension To Minimise Your Tax Bill

Now is the time to review your pension and top up before 31st October 2023 to maximise tax relief. Income Tax relief is available against earnings from your employment for your pension contributions.

Simple Ideas to Minimise Your Tax Liability

We have outlined some simple ideas to minimize your tax bill.

New CRO Filing Requirement – PPS Numbers

Did you know that from June 11th, all directors of Irish companies must provide their Personal Public Service Number (PPSN)

OSK Interview in Business Plus Survey March 2023

OSK were delighted to take part in the annual Business Plus Accountancy & Business Advisory survey of the top accountancy firms in Ireland.

Everything you need to know about the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme

The Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS) was introduced to support businesses with increases in their energy costs. The Government announced changes to the TBESS in yesterday’s Cost of Living Measures package. We’ve highlighted changes below but note that these changes are subject to State Aid approval from the European Commission.

Tax Summary Card 2023 now available

OSK Tax Summary Card 2023 is a handy pocket sized card providing a summary of the provisions of the Finance Bill 2022. Contact OSK Tax Advisors to get your copy.

Vacant Homes Tax

The Vacant Homes Tax applies to buildings which are residential properties for the purposes of Local Property Tax (LPT). Any property that is occupied for less than 30 days in a 12-month period will come within the charge of the VHT.