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Revenue now has an information page on this scheme, as introduced in the Budget, for those interested: [broken link removed] www.studioplustwo.com

This rather slipped under the radar, but it is going to affect almost everyone who commences any kind of building work after the 1st of June 2013. Previously only clients involved in building work with a commercial aspect would have had to involve themselves with these regulations (people...

Is anyone aware of the current legal status of email correspondence when compared with hardcopy letter, say for example: Pat (an accountant) sends one of his clients an email, saying for instance that Pat has taken care of his P35 for the current year, and the client does not need to do anything...

in the following sentence: 'After negotiations between the parties, the matter was settled in the sum of 'whatever' euros together with High Court costs to include reserved and discovery costs' is the meaning: High Court costs and reserved and discovery costs are included in the 'whatever'...

I'm rather amazed that the Irish Times published this article a few days ago in relation to the architects role in building contracts: [broken link removed] There are so many factual errors and misconceptions in it, its hard to know where to start, and these deflect from whatever point he...

My old Denon UD-M50 finally bit the dust this month (the notorious CD changer finally packed it in), and I need a new micro system to replace it as repair is economically unviable. As I’ll be buying without hearing (ebay or some such location), I would be happier sticking with Denon as I really...

Dont know if this should be in the legal section or here, but i have a general question following a recent incident as follows: One day when i was out of the office a 'client' of mine called and spoke to a (foreign) employee who told him I was not in at the moment. He then became VERY annoyed...

I'm the director of a ltd company who offer professional services. We have recently made contact with an individual who is in a position to put some work our way. We would like to 'look after' this person in the most tax efficient way for both of us. He is currently in paye employment. if...

Hello i an a director of a limited company providing professional services. i have just recieved outstanding fees which were originally requested last july. i am considering the option of paying myself and my one employee some of this money as 'backpay' for last year, and thus putting it into my...