Caroline Crowley Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser

About Caroline Crowley Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser

Based in West Cork, this one-principal practice is led by a chartered accountant and chartered tax adviser whose earlier career included audit work in Cork and tax roles in London, among them a private client boutique. The business began in 2014 and concentrates on cross-border questions between Ireland and the United Kingdom. Typical clients are people living in one country and employed in the other, recipients of foreign gifts or inheritances, retirees and returning emigrants settling in Ireland, remote workers employed by overseas companies, and non-resident landlords or sellers of Irish property. Domestic work covers limited companies, sole traders, partnerships, contractors and individual taxpayers, with cloud bookkeeping delivered as an accredited Xero partner. The founder also runs a local business network that helps companies relocating to West Cork. The site is published in English only and no staff team is described beyond the principal.

Services

Cross-border and non-resident tax advice, capital gains tax clearance for overseas vendors, tax compliance for non-resident landlords, and guidance for remote workers on tax and social security. Domestic accountancy includes management accounts, year-end accounts, VAT returns, budgeting, forecasting, business planning, payroll support and Revenue payroll reporting, with Xero-based bookkeeping. Start-up advice and help preparing business plans are offered, alongside general tax consulting, planning and personal tax claims.

• ✓ Company formation: offered
• ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✓ VAT: offered
• ✓ Payroll: offered
• ✕ Audit: not listed
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✕ Corporate secretarial: not listed
• ✕ Virtual office: not listed

Licences and registrations

• Chartered Accountant (ACA)
• Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA)

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