Tax Return Services Donegal

Tax Return Services Donegal

People and businesses are subject to a wide range of taxes including Income Tax, Corporation Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax, Gift Tax, Stamp Duty, Value Added Tax and PRSI, USC and L.P.T. Tax planning with Bonner Gil &Co. can help reduce or remove the effect of these taxes, whether you’re a business or individual.

Where tax is concerned we recognise the importance of considering the implications of all taxes on your circumstances and not just a particular tax that you may want to review.

We work with Tax consultants to ensure that your review is undertaken for commercial reasons as well as the pure tax savings. Since tax legislation is regularly changing, we also recommend that your plans are regularly appraised.

Our job is not simply to calculate the tax due and tell you what to pay. Our job is to help you plan your business activities so as to maximise the available tax reliefs and discuss with you in advance the tax implications of business decisions.

We’re there to help you

Decide what form of business enterprise – should you choose a sole trader, partnership, limited company or limited partnership.

Sell a business.

Help manage business expansion and maximise the available tax reliefs as your business grows in size.

Assist with retirement or succession planning.

Re-structure your business. Pretty much every growing business will need to do this from time to time.

We help you plan for this. And then put the plans in to place smoothly.

Income Tax – Self Assessment

As personal taxation grows ever more complex, you can rely on our advisers to complete your tax return on time and to your best advantage.

Corporation Tax

Companies face the complexities of managing taxation issues on an organisational and employee level. Make the most of our varied and in-depth experience of corporate taxes to keep payments to a minimum and avoid penalties. We will also advise companies on tax efficient structures, dividend and remuneration policies and making maximum use of losses.