As a self-employed sole trader, you are obliged to submit a tax return to the Revenue Commissioners under the Self-Assessment system.
The ROS (Revenue Online Service) deadline for submitting your tax return for 2019 is Thursday December 10th.
If this is your first time submitting a tax return, the process may seem daunting.
The purpose of this workshop is to give you as a sole trader a better understanding of what a tax return is
and how you can file your tax return accurately and with confidence.
This workshop will cover aspects such as:
- Filing a tax return – when do I need to file a tax return? Do I need to file if I started my business last year?
- I did not make a profit – do I have to file a tax return?
- What is the Universal Social Charge- Do I have to pay it? What are the thresholds? Do I pay USC from my profits?
- PRSI – do I have to pay PRSI?
- Do I need an accountant?
- What are the eligible expenses?
- What is not an eligible expense?
- Do I have to file a tax return if I made a loss?
- Do I have to pay VAT?
- What is Preliminary Tax? I have no reserves- do I still have to pay it?
- What are the eligible expenses?
- What is not an eligible expense?
- I have lost relevant receipts / they have faded-can I still include them as an expense?
- How do I estimate my tax liability?
- Filing a Tax Return Online – step by step guide.
- Q&A
This course will be delivered online via Zoom (Video Conferencing App) in a secure, password-protected session.
Zoom is free and easy to download onto any device (smartphone, tablet, laptop or PC.)
Further instructions will be forwarded to participants in advance of the workshop date.
Speaker: Carmel Walsh, O’Donnell & Co. Chartered Accountants
Date: Wednesday November 18th
Time: 11am to 1pm
Bookings: Please email to book your place: jomahony@paulpartnership.ie