You should never be the one who remembers the deadline.
PTB Accounting run the finance function for Irish businesses: the bookkeeping and reporting, the VAT and payroll filings, the tax planning, and a finance director on the days you need one. You get the numbers early enough to act on them.
The whole year, and where you are in it
Every month carries payroll and RCT. VAT lands in six of them. October carries the income tax return. Corporation tax moves with your own year end.
- JANVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - FEBPAYE
RCT - MARVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - APRPAYE
RCT - MAYVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - JUNPAYE
RCT - JULVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - AUGPAYE
RCT - SEPVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - OCTForm 11
PAYE
RCT - NOVVAT 3
PAYE
RCT - DECPAYE
RCT
Standard Revenue dates for filing and paying through ROS. Your own obligations depend on how the business is registered, and PTB confirm the ones that actually apply to you.
Four stages, and the first one is just a conversation
Taken from the process PTB publish. Most firms open with a proposal. This opens with a question, which is the part that decides whether the rest is worth doing.
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We start by listening
A first conversation about how the finance function runs today, what it produces, and where it hurts. Nothing is proposed until that is clear.
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Then we go through the numbers
Data gathered, processes audited, and the places where time and money are leaking identified and written down.
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A plan you can actually follow
A roadmap for the work, sequenced so the business keeps running while it happens.
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And we do the work
Hands on delivery rather than a document handed over. The team stays involved through implementation.
Three things, and they hold each other up
Most firms will file your returns. The reason the filings are late, or wrong, or a scramble, is usually further upstream, in how the numbers get produced in the first place. PTB work on both ends.
Process and systems
Financial workflows, reporting and internal controls, set up so they scale and stay compliant. This is the upstream work that stops the downstream fire.
Financial management and advice
Cash flow, profitability and the decisions that hang off them. Insight you can act on rather than a set of accounts that tells you what already happened.
Tax and compliance
RCT, VAT, corporation tax planning and the rest of the regulatory load, handled properly and on time.
Six ways firms bring us in
Outsourcing
Hand the accounting and financial processes to a team that does this all day. You keep the oversight and lose the administration.
Compliance
The legal and regulatory frameworks, navigated by people who know where the traps are, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Process optimisation
Find where the finance function leaks time and accuracy, then close the gaps. Usually the highest-return work we do.
Deal advisory
Support for investors and businesses through acquisitions, restructures and transitions, including the accounting work an acquisition creates.
Tax planning
Proactive tax strategy that complies fully and is thought about in advance rather than at the filing deadline.
Interim and fractional finance leadership
A finance director for the days you need one. Full senior capability without a full time senior salary.
An acquisition doesn't wait for your finance function to catch up. PTB were brought in to hold the accounting through the transition: the general support, the setup, the tax advice, and the reporting the leadership team needed while it was happening.Summarised from a client testimonial published on ptb.ie
The pattern is nearly always the same. Something changes faster than the finance function can absorb: a funding round, an acquisition, a jump in headcount, a departure. The filings are still due on the same dates regardless.
That is the moment a firm needs capacity and judgment at the same time, which is exactly what is hardest to hire quickly.
Who you would actually be dealing with
A small senior team rather than a large junior one, working out of Workhub in Sandyford.
Start with a discovery call
Bring the thing that is currently costing you the most time. Usually that conversation is enough to tell whether we are the right fit, and it costs nothing either way.
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- OfficeWorkhub, 51 Bracken Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18, D18 CV48
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