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Accounts and tax for sole traders and small companies — on a fixed monthly fee, with a person who replies.

Chartered since 2009. Three packages with prices on the page, a deadlines calendar we chase you about, and a switching process that doesn't need an awkward phone call.

Siobhán Fairweather
Three packages

Fixed monthly fees. No surprise bills.

Sole trader

from €95 / month

Bookkeeping, your income tax return, VAT if registered, a year-end summary.

What's included
Most of our clients are here

Contractor company

from €160 / month

Everything above plus company accounts, CRO filing, corporation tax, director's payroll.

What's included

Small company

from €240 / month

Everything above plus payroll for up to five staff, quarterly management accounts, a planning meeting.

What's included
How we're different

Four plain promises.

Fixed fees

Monthly, in writing, the same every month.

A named person

Siobhán, Dara or Niamh. The same one, every time.

One-working-day replies

To every email. We time it.

We chase you first

Two weeks before every deadline, not after.

Deadlines this quarter

The next four dates.

October

PAYE monthly return and payment for September

Company

VAT return and payment, Sep–Oct period (ROS)

VAT-registered

Income tax pay-and-file deadline (paper)

Sole trader · Landlord

The full calendar

Read first

The 11pm questions.

Sole trader or limited company? The honest answer for 2026

The threshold where a company starts to make sense, and the admin it brings with it.

What can I actually claim as a contractor?

Travel, the home office, the phone, the laptop — and the three things people claim that Revenue disallows.

When do I have to register for VAT?

The thresholds for goods and services, and why voluntary registration sometimes makes sense.

A tradesman checking his phone at his van
Switching

Easier than you think. One letter, and we do the rest.

We write to your current accountant for your records — you don't have to have the conversation. Most switches take two to three weeks. Mid-year is fine. Behind on filings is fine; we fix that first.

How switching works
★★★★★

“I used to dread the October email. Now Niamh emails me in September and it's done by the time I've found the receipts.”

Conor · electrician · Dublin 7
★★★★★

“Switched mid-year, two years behind. They didn't flinch, they just fixed it.”

Aoife · café owner · Phibsborough
★★★★★

“Same fee every month. I know what I'm paying and I know who to call. That's all I ever wanted.”

Dev · IT contractor · Clontarf
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