Accounting

Getting the sums right is just the beginning. We have the formula.

Accounting shouldn’t be a chore, but it always needs to be precise, transparent and professional. That’s where the LV Hogan accountancy team comes in.

We will help you prepare your management or statutory accounts, so you have the information you need to make informed decisions.

Our experts will help you understand accounts and will identify opportunities for improvement.

LV Hogan has the knowledge and technical expertise for everything from full-service Accounting to strategic assistance.

We advise everyone from incorporated businesses to sole traders, partnerships, limited companies and voluntary organisations.

We ensure your accounts are accurate and comply with all statutory and Accounting standards.

For incorporated businesses, we can supervise your own Accounting staff, with regular visits throughout the year to ensure your Accounting function is running properly.

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Budget corporation tax increase heaps further pain on already struggling companies – Chartered Accountants Ireland March 3, 2021
Setting of regional corporation tax rate by the NI Executive could put Northern Ireland in unique position to attract foreign direct investment Extension of stamp duty land tax a welcome practical measure Wednesday 3 March 2021 - The decision of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to increase corporation tax from its current rate of 19 […]
Importing vehicles from Northern Ireland March 2, 2021
If a vehicle is imported into Ireland from Great Britain, the importer is required to complete a customs declaration prior to import and pay customs duty, if applicable, and VAT at the standard rate. Revenue's eCustoms Notification 26/2021 sets out more details and also provides information where used cars are imported from Great Britain into Northern […]
Amendments, Invalidations and Refunds in AIS March 2, 2021
Revenue has advised that only a declarant or his or her representative can amend, invalidate a declaration or apply for a refund. Revenue's eCustoms Notification 27/2021 provides further details on how to do each of these. Read the notice.
March issue of Chartered's Student publications focuses on Sustainability March 1, 2021
The March issue of the The Bottom Line, the Student Publication from Chartered Accountants Ireland, explores sustainability and personal responsibility. It takes a look into the future job market for accountants, including a strategic focus on climate change, and hear from a newly qualified Chartered Accountant who is excelling in the ESG arena. Read the March […]
What's your view? Future of the profession March 1, 2021
What do you think about Brexit? How do you think the pandemic will affect your career? What do you think is the future of the profession? In every issue of The Bottom Line, we will ask students their thoughts on a particular topic. I anticipate the effects of the pandemic will change the way we […]

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