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- 18. What information you need for a tax return.This podcast outlines the key things you need to have to file your own tax return, or the information you need to have for your accountant.9 min
- 17. Make sure your business is ready for the stay and spend tax credit.This episode is aimed towards businesses who wish to available of the scheme12 min
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- 15. Matching your energy to the most important task of the day for the busy business owner.Are you reactive or proactive? Been proactive brings a clear plan of action to your work day. Matching the daily plan to your energy levels is a great way to get the most important things done.16 min
- 14. How will the July economic stimulus plan impact Irish Business?The new measure announced on Friday 24th July 2020. How will these impact businesses in Ireland.15 min
- 13. How much money do you need to have saved in your 20’s 30’s 40’sIn this episode I look at how much money you should have saved every 10 years 20’s - 50’s21 min
- You are the most important person in your business. Start acting like it.You take all the risk, yet you don’t treat yourself like the most important person in your business. This should change. Pay yourself the necessary wage to make sure you continue your business for years not months.21 min
- Organise your office, so you dont spend time gathering information for your tax return. 5 easy steps
Do you dread the call from your accountant tell you that a tax return is due?
Are you always putting off organising your invoices?
Are you looking for help in putting a structure on your back office responsibilities? I have the answer for you in this video.
Understand if you are a physical copy person or a Digital person
Buy folders and file everything as it comes in. If you are digital, have digital folders and file ever invoice or scan physical ones and upload in batches.
Set the table. Clear off everything not related to the current tax you are putting together.
Set a time each day of 15 minutes to file invoices and do other organising, If that is too much select a specific time each week and only do office work. Put it in your calendar.
If you want to be productive, why not outsource the back office.
Some companies specialise in this. Look to hire a bookkeeper for a few hours a week.
Learn more about martin here https://myca.ie/ Listen to the latest podcast https://anchor.fm/myca
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14 min - Wage subsidy scheme. What employers need to do. What to tell your staffIn this episode I look at the temporary wage subsidy scheme. From a employers point of view and I answer the questions employees have asked me. These are around how much they are due to get? And the hours expected to work14 min
- Whats best, a business loan from Family or from the Bank? and how to get out of a bank overdraft.
What do you think is better for your business? Taking a loan from a bank or from your family or friends?
In this episode, I look at what is best from a tax point of view and an operational point of view.
I also share a way to get out from your bank overdraft.
Learn more about martin here https://myca.ie/
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Hosted by Martin Brennan, Looking at things to do with money, time & energy.
Hi, I am Martin I am a chartered accountant and owner of MYCA, in addition, I am a full time working accountant for a large chain. and I do my best to juggle life with the family, running, and work.
This podcast is aimed at people who wish to make better decisions with money, how to be more productive with your time, and most important how to have the energy for your work and your family.