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Selling a business is one of the most significant financial transactions an owner will ever make — yet many wait too long to bring their accountant into the conversation. Whether you’re planning to sell next year or simply considering your options, at KAAS we believe that early involvement from your accountant can make a measurable…

Many small businesses in Ireland pride themselves on being innovative — developing new products, improving processes, or creating smarter ways to serve their customers. Yet despite this, at KAAS we believe a significant number are overlooking a powerful incentive designed to reward exactly that: Research & Development (R&D) Tax Relief. This government-backed scheme allows businesses…

As any seasoned business owner knows, certain times of the year can bring a surge in both revenue and responsibility. Whether it’s tax season, year-end reporting, or your industry’s peak trading period, busy seasons often mean longer hours, tighter deadlines, and higher financial pressure. At KAAS, we know that financial stress isn’t just uncomfortable —…

Securing funding is a crucial step for many businesses — whether you’re launching a start-up, expanding your operations, or developing a new product. But when it comes to financing your next move, one key question arises: should you pursue a grant or apply for a loan? At KAAS we believe that both options have advantages…

Many businesses focus heavily on what the market will bear when setting prices — but fail to fully account for their own costs. Over time, this disconnect between costing and pricing can quietly erode profit margins, even in seemingly successful businesses. At KAAS we believe that understanding the difference — and the relationship — between…

Relocating or expanding a business is often a sign of growth, ambition, and long-term vision. Whether you’re opening a second location, moving to a larger premises, or entering a new market, these milestones come with significant financial implications. At KAAS we believe that careful planning and strategic budgeting are essential to ensure that the move…

In an increasingly knowledge-driven economy, intellectual property (IP) is one of the most valuable — and often overlooked — assets a business can own. At KAAS we know that while tangible assets like buildings, stock, and equipment are easy to quantify, the ideas, brand identity, creative outputs, and innovations behind a business are just as…

Extending credit to clients is a common business practice, especially in B2B sectors. While it can help build strong relationships and encourage repeat business, at KAAS we believe it also carries significant risk. Late payments — or worse, non-payment — can seriously damage your cash flow, disrupt planning, and even jeopardise your ability to meet…

In every business, assets are the foundation of operations — from equipment and office space to intellectual property and digital tools. However, many companies unknowingly sit on idle resources that could be working harder for them. At KAAS we know that whether it’s underused software licences, surplus inventory, or vacant office space, unlocking the value…

When it comes to acquiring essential business assets—be it vehicles, machinery, or IT equipment—companies often face a key decision: should they lease or buy? While each option has its merits, at KAAS we believe that the right choice depends on your business’s financial position, goals, and long-term strategy. A clear understanding of the financial implications…