http://www.cro.ie/en/annual-return-audit-exemption.aspxThe amount of turnover of the company must not exceed €8.8 million;
The balance sheet total of the company is less than €4.4 million at the end of its financial year;
The average number of employees must not exceed 50
Thank you kindly for reply. Yes agreed auditing is not a requirement, but for the limited number of transactions that are all viewed by the accountant, I am surprised that the accounts could not be classified as audited- turnover 100k.
Accountancy fee 2000 euro
Payroll processing fee 2000 euro
Thank you kindly for reply. Yes agreed auditing is not a requirement, but for the limited number of transactions that are all viewed by the accountant, I am surprised that the accounts could not be classified as audited- turnover 100k.
Accountancy fee 2000 euro
Payroll processing fee 2000 euro
Fully aware of the differences, but sense that accountant is getting off with simply doing a book-keeper's job by compiling accounts and marking them as 'unaudited'- why does he have to mark anything on them at all?
Do the Revenue view accounts submitted by an accountant as better?
Thank you for clarification- You are quite correct, we are not legal/ accountancy professionals- and like using this website for everyone's advice, etc
The simple point is that Revenue are fully aware that we have engaged an accountant, given that he submits returns online as an agent- Question - Is this better than filing the return online ourselves? How do Revenue view use of an accountant when selecting cases for audit by themselves?
Many thanks