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Pay and File 2026: Top 5 Mistakes Self-Employed Business Owners Should Avoid

We here at Murphy O Connor Accountants know that Pay and File is one of the most important dates in ...
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Budget 2027: Top 5 Areas Irish SME Owners Should Watch on Budget Day

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that Budget Day should be a planning opportunity rather than a source of ...
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The Hidden Cost of Poor Customer Retention: What It Means for SME Profitability

Here is the article for your accountants’ blog, written in a practical and compelling style for Irish SME business owners. ...
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Top 5 Financial Considerations Before Launching a New Product or Service

We here at Murphy O Connor Accountants understand that launching a new product or service can be an exciting opportunity ...
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Why Irish SMEs Should Review Their Payment Terms Before Signing New Contracts

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that payment terms deserve just as much attention as the price, scope and ...
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How Unused Business Assets Can Tie Up Capital and Increase Costs

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that business owners should regularly review not only what their company owns, but ...
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Top 5 Tax and Cash Flow Considerations When Buying Business Equipment

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that investing in new business equipment can improve productivity, increase capacity and support ...
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Why Irish SMEs Should Review Their Business Continuity Plans Before 2027

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that business continuity planning should not be treated as something reserved for large ...
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The Financial Impact of Late Supplier Deliveries on Irish Businesses

At Murphy O Connor Accountants we believe that reliable suppliers are essential to the smooth running of any Irish business. ...
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