Tax Consultation Ireland
Get clear, practical tax advice tailored to your personal or business circumstances. We help individuals and businesses understand their tax position, plan ahead and make informed decisions.
RICHARD OSHEA CONSULTANCY
Get Clear Tax Advice
Tax rules can be complex, especially when you’re making an important financial or business decision.
Whether you’re planning a property transaction, starting a business, dealing with an inheritance, reviewing your tax position or responding to a Revenue query, professional advice can help you understand the tax implications before you act.
Richard provides practical tax advice based on your circumstances, with a focus on clear answers and straightforward guidance.
UNDERSTANDING TAX ADVISORY
What Is Tax Advisory?
Tax advisory is about more than completing tax returns. It involves reviewing your circumstances and providing advice on the tax implications of your financial or business decisions.
For example, you may need advice on tax planning, business restructuring, property transactions, inheritance tax, Capital Gains Tax or a Revenue query.
A tax consultation gives you the opportunity to discuss your situation with a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser before making important decisions.
What's Included
Tax Consultation & Advisory Support
We provide practical advice based on your specific circumstances.
CONTACT US
Have a Tax Question?
WHY IT MATTERS
Why Get Professional Tax Advice?
Understand the tax implications before making an important financial or business decision.
Good tax planning can help you prepare for future liabilities and identify relevant reliefs and allowances.
We help you understand your tax obligations and avoid mistakes that could lead to interest or penalties.
Receive practical advice without unnecessary jargon or complicated explanations.
WHO WE HELP
Who is this service for
Whether you have a one-off tax question or need ongoing advice, our tax consultation service provides practical guidance based on your circumstances.
YOUR PROACTIVE ACCOUNTANT
Meet Richard OShea
Richard OShea is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser based in Cork, working with individuals, SMEs, construction businesses, and owner-managed companies across Ireland.
Tax decisions can have long-term financial consequences. Richard takes a proactive approach to tax advice, helping clients understand their options before they make important decisions.
Whether you need a once-off tax consultation or ongoing tax planning and support, you’ll receive practical advice and responsive support throughout the process.
CLIENT FEEDBACK
Trusted by businesses across Ireland
Real feedback from business owners we've worked with.
NEED TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to common questions from business owners considering this service.
A tax consultation is a one-to-one discussion with a tax professional about your specific tax circumstances.
It can help you understand your tax obligations, plan ahead and make informed financial or business decisions.
Tax advice can be useful for both individuals and businesses.
For example, you may need advice when starting a business, selling property, receiving an inheritance, making an investment or dealing with Revenue.
Yes. We can advise on areas such as Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, rental income, investments and Capital Acquisitions Tax.
Yes. We advise business owners on Corporation Tax, VAT, RCT, tax planning and other business tax matters.
Yes. We can review your circumstances and identify legitimate tax planning opportunities, including relevant reliefs and allowances.
Revenue confirms that taxpayers are entitled to arrange their tax affairs in a tax-efficient manner where they use reliefs, exemptions or allowances as intended by law.
Yes. We can review the potential tax implications of a property disposal, including Capital Gains Tax, before you proceed.
Yes. We can provide guidance on Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT), including gifts and inheritances.
GET STARTED
Need Tax Advice?
Book a free 15-minute discovery call. If you're unsure about the tax implications of a decision, it's better to get advice before you act.
