Monthly Accounting Services in Ireland
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A Fixed-Fee, All-In Accounting Solution for Established Businesses
Our Monthly Accounting service is designed for businesses that want certainty, structure, and ongoing support rather than reactive, once-a-year accounting.
This is a full-service, fixed monthly fee offering that covers everything your business needs to stay compliant, informed, and in control throughout the year.
What Is Monthly Accounting?
Monthly accounting provides continuous accounting, tax, and compliance support throughout the year. Instead of dealing with issues at year-end, your finances are reviewed and managed on an ongoing basis.
This approach gives business owners clearer information, earlier insights, and predictable costs.
What’s Included in Our Monthly Accounting Service
Your fixed monthly fee includes:
- Bookkeeping
- Bookkeeping software
- Payroll processing
- VAT returns and filings
- Corporation Tax returns
- Annual financial statements
- Annual CRO returns
- Ongoing tax advice and support
There are no hidden extras for routine compliance. Everything is managed as part of one integrated service.
Why Monthly Accounting Works Better
Traditional accounting often happens after the fact. By contrast, monthly accounting keeps your business up to date and removes uncertainty.
With a fixed monthly fee agreed in advance, you get:
Up-to-date financial information throughout the year
Clear visibility over cashflow and tax
Fewer year-end adjustments or surprises
Predictable accounting costs spread evenly across the year
Reduced risk of missed deadlines or penalties
As a result, you stay in control financially while avoiding large, unexpected accounting bills.
Who Monthly Accounting Is For
This service is ideal for:
- Established SMEs
- Owner-managed companies
- Growing businesses with staff and VAT obligations
- Directors who want clarity and proactive advice
It suits businesses that value structure, predictable fees, and access to advice when decisions need to be made.
Ongoing Tax Advice Included
Tax advice is not treated as an add-on. As part of the monthly service, we support you with:
- Director remuneration planning
- VAT and payroll queries
- Business growth and restructuring discussions
- Compliance questions as they arise
You have access to advice when you need it, not just at year-end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is monthly accounting?
Monthly accounting is an all-in service where accounting, tax, payroll, and compliance are handled on an ongoing basis.
Is monthly accounting more expensive?
Many businesses find it more cost-effective due to better planning and fewer year-end surprises.
Does this include Corporation Tax and annual accounts?
Yes. Corporation Tax returns, financial statements, and CRO filings are included.
Can I switch to monthly accounting mid-year?
Yes. We can transition you at almost any point in the year.
Get Started With Monthly Accounting
If you want a more structured, proactive approach to accounting, monthly accounting may be the right fit.
If you are also considering switching accountant as part of that move, we are happy to guide you through both.
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