COVID-19: Business Support Centre
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Combating Coronavirus with Critical Measures for Business Sustainability
COVID-19 has impacted the world, changing life as we know it. At PKF-FPM, we are committed to helping businesses on the Island of Ireland get through this unprecedented time and plan for when economic recovery returns.
COVID-19 Financial Support Update | No. 15
This COVID-19 Financial Support Update | No. 15 is a unique single reference source of the financial supports available to businesses in Northern Ireland and Ireland. We are all working and living in unprecedented times. The
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Brexit & Covid-19 Financial Supports | Ireland
The Irish Government has this week announced additional financial supports, as well as, changes to current funding schemes. These financial supports are available to businesses operating in Ireland who have been negatively impacted by the coronavirus
Corporate Finance: How To Triage The Working Capital Cycle During Covid?
PKF-FPM Senior Manager Ashok Thomas shares practical insights on dealing with the Working Capital Cycle adjustments in a transaction during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Emergence and Patient Zero Our Corporate Finance team was advising an overseas
Small Business Grants Ireland | Key Funding Sources
Grants and other funding sources are extremely important for small businesses. PKF-FPM Business Advisory Director Michelle Hawkins summarises the Small Business Grants available in Ireland including key supports and funding options. To say that 2020 was a
A Webinar for the Construction Sector
Join us on Thursday 28th January at 2pm for a Webinar for the Construction Sector, where we will be looking at the BIG ISSUES you won't find in the text books on how to: Protect Your
New Off-Payroll in April 2021
Tax Tips – Business Question: As a medium-sized construction company, I am aware of the new off-payroll working rules due to come into force in April 2021. Can you explain some of the challenges my business
