RGA Accountants LTD

14/10/2026

Thinking about speaking to an accountant but not sure where to start?

Your first consultation with RGA Accountants is completely free and comes with no obligation. 🙌

It's an opportunity to discuss your accounting needs, ask questions, and find out how we could support you and your business.

Simply complete our contact form and we'll provide confirmation within 24 hours.

Ready to have a conversation?

👉 Book your free consultation today.

07/10/2026

Investing in crypto comes with tax responsibilities, but understanding them doesn’t have to be complicated.
At RGA Accountants, we help individuals, sole traders and businesses across Northern Ireland stay on top of their crypto tax obligations.

Get your records organised, identify potential liabilities and make sure your Self Assessment is accurate.
Check out our blog to find out more.
https://www.rgaca.co.uk/post/navigating-crypto-taxes-with-expert-help-your-guide-to-crypto-tax-services

06/10/2026

Running a Limited Company comes with unique financial responsibilities, from Corporation Tax to statutory compliance.

🏢 Ensuring your business meets all its obligations efficiently is key to its success and growth.

RGA Accountants offers comprehensive Corporation Services designed to support your limited company every step of the way.

We handle everything from Corporation Tax computations and filings to company secretarial duties, helping you optimize your tax position and maintain full compliance.

Discover our full range of Corporation Services: https://www.rgaca.co.uk/corporation-services

06/10/2026

Our owner, Seamus Ryan is preparing to take on the Dublin Marathon on 25th October, with just 19 days to go.

Seamus is raising money for SANDS, a charity that supports families affected by stillbirth and neonatal death. It's a cause very close to many families and communities, and every donation will help support the important work they do.

If you'd like to cheer Seamus on and support this worthwhile cause, please consider making a donation.
https://eventmaster.ie/fundraising/pages/SR68980871

Thank you for your kindness and support.

02/10/2026

When was the last time you really checked in on your business finances?

A quick financial health check can help you understand where your business stands and highlight areas that may need attention.

If you're unsure about your numbers, don't ignore them. Let's talk.

29/09/2026

Your accountant can be more than the person who files your tax return.

Regular conversations about cash flow, tax planning, profitability, and your future goals can help you make better decisions for your business.

Don't be afraid to ask questions — that's what your accountant is there for.

29/09/2026

Are you making these common financial mistakes in your business? 💼

From leaving your accounts until the last minute to mixing personal and business finances, small financial oversights can have a big impact. Our latest blog looks at some of the most common mistakes business owners make, and how you can avoid them.

Read the full blog to find out if you’re making any of these mistakes:
https://www.rgaca.co.uk/post/common-business-mistakes-and-why-you-need-our-expertise

These are common mistakes made by small businesses.

24/09/2026

POV: Your business finances finally make sense. 😌

Understanding your numbers doesn't have to feel complicated.

When you know what's happening with your profit, expenses, cash flow, and tax, you can make decisions with much more confidence.

That's where having the right accounting support can make a difference.

21/09/2026

Tax planning shouldn't be something you only think about when a deadline is approaching.

Keeping your records organised and reviewing your finances throughout the year can help you prepare, avoid unnecessary stress, and make more informed financial decisions.

A little preparation now can make a big difference later.

18/09/2026

You don't need to wait until year-end to check how your business is doing.

Make these 3 financial checks part of your monthly routine:

1️⃣ Cash flow
2️⃣ Profit and expenses
3️⃣ Outstanding invoices

Keeping an eye on your numbers throughout the year can help you spot problems earlier and make better business decisions.