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Why Irish SMEs Should Review Their Tax Payment Schedule Before Year End

We here at DMQ Chartered Accountants Registered Auditors believe that tax planning should be part of an SME’s wider financial planning rather than something left until a payment deadline arrives. For Irish businesses, reviewing upcoming tax liabilities before year end can provide greater clarity ove…

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Top 5 Financial Checks to Make Before Signing a Major Customer Contract

We here at DMQ Chartered Accountants Registered Auditors believe that winning a major customer can be an important milestone for an SME, but a large contract is not automatically a profitable one. Before signing, businesses should look beyond the headline value and understand the impact on margins,…

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How Rising Employment Costs Can Change the Profitability of an Irish SME

We here at DMQ Chartered Accountants Registered Auditors believe that employment costs deserve much closer attention than simply looking at the salary paid to each employee. For Irish SMEs, the true cost of employment can include employer PRSI, pension contributions, benefits, recruitment, training,…

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The Financial Case for Building a Business Emergency Fund in 2026

At DMQ Chartered Accountants Registered Auditors we believe that financial resilience is an important part of running a successful business. An emergency fund can give an Irish SME greater flexibility when unexpected costs arise, customers pay late or trading conditions change. In 2026, where busine…

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Top 5 Financial Questions to Ask Before Taking on a Major Business Loan

At DMQ Chartered Accountants Registered Auditors we believe borrowing can be an important part of growing an Irish business, funding investment or managing a major opportunity. However, taking on significant debt is a decision that can affect cash flow, profitability and financial flexibility for ye…

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