The acute competitive environment demands your company have the necessary resource, time and skills to respond to the increasing daily challenges you face in the marketplace? Expert tax support can help you focus attention and add value in reducing your costs, protecting and growing your competitiveness, managing your risk and seeking out and taking advantage of business opportunity.
Mazars offer a unique positive and pragmatic approach in working with a client; we listen and combine our understanding of your business with our skills in addressing your challenges and mitigating your risk. Our aim is to help you add value and improve the performance of your business using our deep technical skills and resources.
Mazars has teams of professionals experienced in providing a full range of tax and associated services to small, medium and large sized enterprises, private and publicly quoted companies. We recognise that all businesses are different and we take a long-term view of the taxation affairs of our clients.
Our tax advice is framed against the background of a comprehensive understanding of your needs, your circumstances and your budget and is delivered in a practical manner.
As part of the International Mazars organisation and Praxity Global Alliance, you can rely on having access to the significant resources and support both locally and internationally of one of the largest independent advisory firms in Europe and worldwide.
If your business is involved in any of the following activities, Mazars has the expertise to assist:
In Ireland a research and development incentive was first introduced in 2004, which aims to reward qualifying companies for their creative, innovative and technological activities.
Mazars Property and Construction sector professionals understand the challenges facing the industry. We work closely with owners and directors of construction companies, property investors, funders, professional firms and the public sector to assist them in achieving their objectives.
Against a background of a new, and as yet still emerging, regulatory framework, increasing stakeholder demands, ever-growing public scrutiny and a global shift in what constitutes good quality reporting, the charity sector faces significant challenge.
The Companies Act 2014 (the “2014 Act”) imposes a new requirement on Directors to include a Directors’ Compliance Statements in the annual directors’ report for years beginning on or after 1 June 2015.
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