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Businesses with employees who availed of SARP during 2024 are required to file their annual SARP Employer Return with Revenue by 23 February 2025. From 1 January 2025, employers can submit the 2024 Employer Return through the online eSARP portal which is available through the Revenue Online Service (ROS).

Ensure compliance with Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) before 2025. Learn about reporting obligations, small benefit updates, and key deadlines.

Managing compliance across companies is time-consuming and often overlooked. Eliminating dormant companies reduces administrative and audit costs, freeing up finance directors.

Discover key updates on UK Companies House reform, including mandatory ID verification, software-only filing, and revised company size thresholds.

Ensure payroll tax compliance by submitting your PAYE Settlement Agreement before 31 Dec. Learn how to report benefits and expenses under ERR rules.

Learn about the latest BIK rules for company vehicles effective 1 January 2025, including tax reductions, emission bands, and electric vehicle benefits.

See our full analysis of the main changes impacting your company and payroll from 1 January 2025.

The Government announced the details of Budget 2025 on October 1 2024. Discover how it can affect both you and your family.

Employers can offer many different share schemes to their employees or directors, often as a way of rewarding employees and encouraging loyalty and participation in a tax efficient manner.

Discover changes to company size criteria under new EU regulations. From July 2024, increased thresholds for 'micro,' 'small,' 'medium,' and 'large' companies take effect.

Download our simple guide for Irish tax rates, credits and filing deadlines, as well as a summary of the key Irish tax reliefs, for 2024. This guide is updated to include amendments made by Finance Act 2023.

Employers and trustees operating share schemes are required to file an annual return with Revenue by 31 March after the end of each tax year. The return form to be filed is dependent on the type of share scheme operated. In some cases this includes the filing of a nil return where no reportable events have taken place during the year in question, but a filing is still required.