Right Solution Centre

08/09/2026

📢 Right Solution Centre is looking to acquire an accounting practice in Ireland

As part of our continued growth, we are interested in speaking with owners of established accounting firms who may be considering selling, retiring, or planning a future exit.

We are particularly interested in practices with an established client base and recurring accounting, tax, payroll or bookkeeping work.

All enquiries will be treated confidentially.

If you are considering selling your practice, or know someone who may be open to a conversation, please get in touch.

📩 Private message us or email:

[email protected]

Right Solution Centre Ltd.

08/09/2026

🏠 **Landlords: New RTB fines are coming from 14 September 2026**

The RTB will have new powers to issue **fixed payment notices** for six specific breaches of rental law — allowing certain compliance issues to be dealt with much more quickly.

Landlords could face a **€200 fine for a rent-related breach** and **€100 for other specified breaches**.

The six areas include:

🔹 Failing to register a tenancy
🔹 Failing to update tenancy details
🔹 Not providing the required rent-setting information
🔹 Setting rent above the legal limit
🔹 Failing to notify the RTB of a rent exemption
🔹 Incorrectly providing a rent review notice

For landlords, this makes it even more important to ensure that **RTB registrations, rent records and notices are correct and up to date**.

**Right Solution Centre can help.**

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/contact-us/

We can assist landlords with reviewing their tenancy records, RTB registrations, rent-related documentation and ongoing administrative compliance, helping identify issues before they become costly problems.

If you own rental property in Ireland and are unsure whether everything is in order, contact our team for a compliance review.

**Right Solution Centre Ltd**
Accounting • Tax • Business & Property Administration

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/contact-us/

31/08/2026

⏰ Form 11 Deadline 2026 – Don’t Leave It Until the Last Minute**

If you’re self-employed, a company director, landlord, investor, or receive income outside PAYE, your Form 11 filing deadline is approaching.

📅 31 October 2026 – standard deadline
📅 18 November 2026 – extended deadline when filing and paying through ROS

Remember, you may also need to pay your 2025 tax balance and 2026 preliminary tax by the applicable deadline. Late filing can result in surcharges, penalties and interest.

At Right Solution Centre, we can help you prepare and file your return correctly and on time — without the last-minute rush.

👉 Read our full guide:
Form 11 Deadline 2026: What Every Irish Self-Assessed Taxpayer Needs to Know

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/form-11-deadline-2026/

📞 +353 21 7011255
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Form 11 deadline 2026: file by 31 October (paper) or 18 November via ROS. Learn who must file, preliminary tax rules, and how to avoid surcharges.

27/08/2026

💼 Business Expense or Personal Expense? Do You Know Where Revenue Draws the Line?

Not everything paid from your business account is automatically a tax-deductible business expense.

🍽️ Lunch while working?
👔 Clothes for client meetings?
🚗 Car expenses?
📱 Your mobile phone?
✈️ Travel?
🥂 Client entertainment?

Some may be allowable, some may be partly allowable, and others may not be deductible at all. Getting it wrong can affect your tax return.

📖 Read our latest article to understand the difference:

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/business-expense-or-personal-expense/

Not sure about a particular expense? Ask RSC before you claim it.

Learn which business expenses you can claim in Ireland, including travel, food, clothing, phones and mixed expenses, and which costs Revenue may disallow.

24/08/2026

💰 **Thinking about paying yourself a dividend from your company?**

Many business owners know that dividends can be a tax-efficient way to take money from a company—but there are important rules that must be followed.

Our latest article explains:
✅ What a company dividend is
✅ Who can receive dividends
✅ When a company can legally pay them
✅ The key tax and compliance considerations in Ireland

Before declaring a dividend, make sure you understand the rules and avoid costly mistakes.

📖 Read the full article here:
https://rightsolutioncentre.com/company-dividend-ireland/

Need professional advice? Our team is here to help.

Learn how a company dividend works in Ireland, including distributable profits, approval requirements, Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT) and shareholder tax.

20/08/2026

💬 Q&A of the Month

Following our last post explaining what the RBO is, we received another great question:

"Does every company need to register with the RBO in Ireland?"

The short answer is no – but many businesses do.

Knowing whether your company is required to register is important, as failing to comply can result in penalties.

Swipe to see the answer and find out if it could apply to your business. 👇

Got a business, tax or accounting question? Leave it in the comments, and we might answer it in next month's Q&A!

19/08/2026

📢 **VAT Rate Changes from 1 July 2026 – Is Your Business Ready?**

If your business operates in the **hospitality, catering, restaurant, takeaway, or hairdressing sector**, the recent VAT changes may affect how you invoice your customers and account for VAT.

Understanding the correct VAT rate is essential to avoid costly mistakes and ensure your business remains compliant.

📖 Read our latest article to learn what has changed and what it means for your business:

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/vat-rate-changes-2026/

Need advice? Our team is here to help.

05/08/2026

**⏰ Friendly Reminder – Income Tax Deadline Is Getting Close!**

If you're **self-employed**, now is the perfect time to prepare your Income Tax return.

To all our **existing and new clients**, if you haven't brought us your documents yet, we'd really appreciate receiving them as soon as possible. This gives us enough time to prepare your return carefully and helps avoid the last-minute rush.

By bringing your records in early, we can:

✅ Review everything thoroughly
✅ Make sure all eligible expenses are claimed
✅ Identify potential tax-saving opportunities
✅ Give you a clear picture of your tax position
✅ Submit your return on time without unnecessary stress

The closer we get to the deadline, the busier it becomes, so don't leave it until the last minute.

📂 Simply drop your documents into our office or send them to our team electronically—we're here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

📩 Get in touch today:
https://rightsolutioncentre.com/contact-us/

31/07/2026

**📢 Good News for Our Clients!**

Paying your **Income Tax** has just become easier.

To help our new and existing clients manage their cash flow, **Right Solution Centre** now offers the option to pay your Income Tax in **monthly instalments**.

✅ Smaller monthly payments instead of one large amount
✅ Easier budgeting and improved cash flow
✅ Less financial pressure when tax deadlines arrive

If you'd like to spread the cost of your Income Tax over manageable monthly payments, get in touch with our team—we'll be happy to explain how it works.

📩 Send us a message or contact us today.

https://rightsolutioncentre.com/contact-us/

28/07/2026

**🤔 Do you really need a Nominee Director in Ireland?**

Many international entrepreneurs believe they must appoint a nominee director when setting up an Irish company. In reality, it depends on your circumstances.

A nominee director can help meet certain legal requirements, but it's important to understand that they are **not just a name on paper**. A nominee director has the same legal duties and responsibilities as any other company director.

Before making a decision, make sure you understand:
✅ What a nominee director actually does
✅ When one may be required
✅ Their legal responsibilities
✅ The advantages and potential drawbacks

Read our latest article to learn more:

👉 https://rightsolutioncentre.com/nominee-directors-in-ireland/

Have questions about setting up a company in Ireland? Leave a comment or send us a message—we're happy to help.