International Advisory
● You understand the importance of keeping up to date with international accounting rules, tax treaties, and regulatory requirements.
● You need to be sure your accounting, audit, and tax affairs are compliant and coordinated across jurisdictions.
● Experience is key and you want advice from a firm with a proven track record in international advisory.
Your Global connections
We are proud to be MSI International's appointed accounting member for the Republic of Ireland.
Our membership gives you access to over 250 independent legal and accounting firms in more than 100 countries.
So wherever your business activities take you, you'll have access to a wide network of professional advisors.
The Alliance is one of the world's leading international associations of independent legal and accounting firms providing access to a wide network of professional advisers to help you .
They provide local expertise and global reach to clients across many industries.
MSI carefully selects just one legal and accounting member firm in each jurisdiction. We work closely together to provide integrated, multidisciplinary services and solutions to meet each client’s legal and regulatory obligations and growth ambitions.
Doing business in Ireland Guide
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a little more reassurance
Proud members of MSI International Global Alliance
Cathal is a member of the ACCA's* Global Council
Tax Advisory Firm of the Year 2024 at the Irish Enterprise Awards
Cathal receiving the ACCA* Accountant of the Year Award
FAQs
International Advisory
● Why would a non-resident need an Irish Accountant?
International individuals or business may require an Irish accountant if they:
• Have income sourced in Ireland (e.g. rental property, dividends, royalties).• Own property or assets in Ireland.• Operate an Irish registered company or branch.• Are expanding into the EU via Ireland.
● Is Ireland a tax friendly jurisdiction?
Yes, Ireland is known for:
• A corporate tax rate of 12.5% for trading income.• A wide network of double taxation treaties.• EU membership, making it a gateway to European markets.
● Do I need an Irish accountant for tax compliance if I own Irish property?
Yes. If you’re a non-resident and own property in Ireland, you’re required to:
• File annual tax returns.• Deduct and remit withholding taxes.• Ensure compliance with Irish tax laws.
● Can an Irish accountant help with EU VAT and cross-border trading?
Yes. Ireland is in the EU VAT area so business using Ireland for EU trading may need help with:
• VAT Registration.• Filing VAT returns. • Understanding EU VAT rules and distance selling thresholds.