Expert advice, tailored to your needs.
CloudAccounts is a boutique practice for PAYE employees, founders of small businesses, solicitors, landlords, and private clients requiring expert advice relating to Income Tax, Capital Acquisitions Tax, Capital Gains Tax, VAT, Exit Tax, and more. Precise, efficient work. Plain English. Direct access to a Chartered Accountant & Chartered Tax Adviser.
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Areas of expertise and focus.
We specialise in providing bookkeeping, payroll, accounting and tax services to a niche range of clients.
All practice areas →Provision of bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, accounting and tax compliance depending on your business requirements.
Experts at managing legal bookkeeping in compliance with Solicitors Accounts Regulations.
Guidance on tax efficiency and navigating Capital Gains Tax on share based remuneration
Preparation of rental accounts, assisting non-resident landlords, identifying tax saving opportunities
Deemed Disposal, ETFs, Offshore Funds, Exit Tax. We ensure you don't under or overpay tax.
Capital Acquisitions Tax, Capital Gains Tax, general advice and consultancy. We can assist you.
I have been a sole trader client of Alan and his team for years. Always professional, always available, and genuinely invested in helping.
I can highly recommend working with Alan at Cloud Accounts. Not only incredibly knowledgeable but a genuinely nice person to work with.
I've been following Alan's helpful financial tips on the Cloud Accounts social. The service is as good as the advice.
Excellent service, easy to deal with. Alan explains everything clearly and follows through every time.
Would definitely recommend Cloud Accounts. Alan has a real gift for making complex tax matters feel manageable.
Excellent service.
I'd highly recommend Alan to anyone who is intimidated by the Irish tax system. He makes it straightforward.
Alan has been really helpful in managing our taxes and business finances. Clear, prompt, and thorough.
Plain notes on complicated rules.
A deemed disposal is a unique tax rule in Ireland that applies to certain investments, including Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). Under this rule, even if you do not sell your ETF, you are treated as if you have disposed of it every 8 years. This triggers a tax liability, known as exit tax, on any unrealised gains.
Redundancy can be a challenging time, but understanding the tax treatment of redundancy payments can help you plan your finances better. In Ireland, redundancy payments are subject to specific tax rules, and some payments may even be exempt from tax. Here's what you need to know.
If you're considering selling Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency for the first time, it's crucial to understand the tax implications of your sale. In Ireland, like many other countries, the profit you make from selling Bitcoin may be subject to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Here's a beginner-friendly guide to help you navigate through the process.