Accountants and Bookkeepers for Small Businesses in Ireland
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Finance help for Irish small businesses
Small businesses across Ireland, from sole traders in Galway to limited companies in Dublin and Cork, need reliable help with books, payroll and Revenue deadlines. Most owners look for an accountant when they register for VAT, take on their first employee or file a first Form 11 or CT1 through ROS. Others want monthly bookkeeping so year-end accounts are not a scramble. On ShamFix you describe what you need, whether it is a one-off tax return or ongoing support, and local finance professionals send quotes so you can compare price and experience before deciding.
Accounting and bookkeeping jobs you can post
- Monthly bookkeeping for sole traders
- VAT registration and VAT returns
- Payroll setup and PAYE submissions
- Year-end accounts for limited companies
- Form 11 self-assessment tax returns
- Corporation tax (CT1) filing
- Cash flow forecasts and budgeting
- Cloud accounting software setup
- Business plans for bank or LEO applications
Accounting and bookkeeping questions
Do I need an accountant as a sole trader in Ireland?
It is not a legal requirement, but many sole traders use one to prepare their Form 11 and keep records in order for Revenue. It often saves time and reduces the risk of errors.
What is the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?
A bookkeeper records day-to-day transactions, invoices and receipts. An accountant uses those records to prepare accounts, tax returns and advice.
How much does a small business accountant cost?
It depends on turnover, the number of transactions and the services you need. Post your task with details and compare quotes from several providers.
Can an accountant handle my payroll too?
Many accountants and bookkeepers offer payroll, including PAYE Modernisation submissions to Revenue each pay period.
Can I get help remotely?
Yes. Much finance work is done online with cloud accounting tools, so you can work with a professional anywhere in Ireland.
