EVERLEIGH ADVISORS / Tax Advisory
Tax Advisory

Corporate Tax

Advice for companies and their owners across trading, investment and structural decisions.

  • Corporation tax
  • Tax planning
  • Loss utilisation
  • Group considerations
  • R&D considerations
  • Profit extraction

Transactions

Tax planning before acquisitions, disposals, reorganisations and other significant transactions.

  • Business sales
  • Acquisitions
  • Share transactions
  • Asset transactions
  • Due diligence
  • Transaction structuring

Restructuring

Considering the tax consequences of changing ownership, group structures or business activities.

  • Reorganisations
  • Hive-outs
  • Hive-downs
  • Share reorganisations
  • Group structures
  • Succession structures

Private Client

Advice connecting personal wealth, business interests, investment and succession.

  • Capital gains
  • Succession
  • Wealth planning
  • Investments
  • Business extraction
  • Family businesses

International Tax

Irish and cross-border considerations for businesses and individuals with international interests.

  • Inbound investment
  • Outbound expansion
  • Permanent establishment
  • Withholding tax
  • Transfer pricing
  • Cross-border structures

Revenue Matters

Practical support where a tax matter has become more complex or requires careful engagement.

  • Revenue correspondence
  • Tax reviews
  • Queries
  • Disclosures
  • Technical analysis
  • Advisory support

Property Tax & Advisory

Tax and accounting considerations for property owners, investors and businesses where property forms part of the wider commercial or private wealth picture.

  • Property acquisitions and disposals
  • Property investment structures
  • Development and trading considerations
  • Rental and investment income
  • Property held within companies
  • Property and succession planning
The EVERLEIGH ADVISORS perspective

Plan before the point of no return.

Some of the most important tax decisions are made before a contract is signed, shares are transferred or a business is sold. Early advice can create room to consider alternatives.

Read: Why Timing Matters
“The right tax question is often not ‘what tax do I pay?’ but ‘what choices are still available to me?’”