Corporation Tax Returns

Helping businesses stay compliant while maximising tax efficiency

Company Formation Ireland

What Are Corporation Tax Returns?

If your business is registered as a limited company in Ireland, you are required to file Corporation Tax Returns (Form CT1) each year with Revenue. This involves declaring your company’s profits, allowable expenses, reliefs, and tax liabilities.

At Richard OShea Consultancy, we make sure your return is accurate, compliant, and optimised to save you money where possible.

Who Needs to File?

Corporation Tax Returns apply to all Irish resident companies, including:

  • Start-ups and small companies
  • Growing businesses with employees
  • Established companies with domestic or international operations
  • Companies with passive income (e.g., investments, rental income)

What’s Included?

When we assist with your Corporation Tax Return, you can expect:

Why It Matters

  • Compliance – Avoid penalties and interest charges
  • Efficiency – Ensure your company only pays the right amount of tax
  • Cash flow management – Plan for tax payments without surprises
  • Long-term savings – Optimise your business structure for growth

Frequently Asked Questions

When are Corporation Tax Returns due?

When filing online, the CT1 return is due 8 months and 23 days after your company’s year-end.

  • 12.5% for trading income.
  • 25% for non-trading income (e.g., rental, passive income).

Yes, we ensure your business claims all available deductions and reliefs.

Next Step

Let Richard OShea Consultancy take care of your Corporation Tax Return so you can focus on running and growing your business.

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