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At KAAS we know for small and medium enterprises, VAT is one of the most common areas of tax compliance. It is also one of the easiest to get wrong. Errors in VAT reporting can lead to penalties, interest charges, and unnecessary audits. With a clear understanding of the rules and a structured approach to…

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The Central Bank’s controversial authorisation of documentation issued to investors in Israeli bonds expires today. The bank has been under intense pressure from campaigners and opposition to refuse to rubber stamp prospectuses issued by Israel. However, the bank says it is legally obliged to approve the documentation if it meets requirements. The bank last night…

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Mortgages aren’t meant to be set in stone – and sticking with the same one for years could mean leaving thousands of euro on the table. Whether your fixed rate is about to expire or you’re just wondering if you could do better, switching your mortgage could be a smart financial move. But how do…

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New research from business group Ibec has found a big increase in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in workplaces. The study shows that in July 2025, 40% of employees reported using AI in their workplace tasks compared with 19% in August 2024. The use of AI in specific roles rose from 12% in 2024…

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Erosion of Fed independence would lead to higher inflation, ECB’s Rehn says US President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on the Federal Reserve could have substantial and global knock-on effects on the financial markets and the real economy, including higher inflation, ECB policymaker Olli Rehn said today. Questions over the independence of the Fed, the world’s…

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AA Ireland’s latest monthly fuel price survey shows that the cost of both petrol and diesel eased in August. The price of unleaded petrol now averages €1.70 a litre, down from €1.73 in July, while the average diesel price stood at €1.68 per litre, down from €1.69 in July. AA Ireland also said that while…

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New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that 646,400 foreign visitors completed a trip to Ireland in July, a decrease of 1% when compared with the same month in both 2024 and 2023. The CSO said the average length of stay for the tourists was 7.9 nights, down from an average of 8.1 nights…

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At KAAS we know rising costs have become a reality for almost every business. From raw materials and energy to wages and logistics, inflation puts pressure on profit margins and leaves owners facing a difficult question: how to adjust prices without driving customers away. The key is to strike a balance between protecting your business…

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