Description
As a business owner in Ireland, it’s crucial to ensure that you are tax compliant and that you file annual tax returns. The specific tax you pay depends on whether you are a sole trader, partnership, or company. If you operate your business as a sole trader, partnership or company in Ireland, you have certain tax obligations to fulfill. This course is for those who have started, or who are thinking of setting up their own sole-trader business. The purpose of this course is not to discourage you from seeking guidance from tax professionals, rather, the aim is to help you gain a clearer understanding of your tax-related duties and liabilities as a business owner. The course will empower you to make more informed decisions by providing insights into your tax obligations and responsibilities.
This course will be covering the difference between being an employee and being self-employed; VAT, employer obligations and accounts for tax purposes. At the end of the course, you will run through how a personal tax return is prepared and how to calculate your tax bill for the year.
The topics covered will give attendees a general overview and should not be taken as tailored tax advice.
Naomi commenced working in taxation in 2004 and qualified as a chartered tax advisor in 2008. Her experience includes personal tax and corporate tax clients, assisting with compliance and tax advice in relation to personal, corporate, Value-added tax (VAT), and capital taxes. While her main focus now is on personal tax clients, Naomi also lectures in taxation to those sitting professional exams, as well as offering in-house training and continuing professional development (CPD) to accounting and taxation professionals.
