Clear answers before you commit.
The practical questions clients often ask before moving their accounts, starting a business or requesting tax support.
Can I change accountant during the financial year?
Yes. KR Accountancy can coordinate the professional handover, identify the records required and confirm your next filing dates before ongoing work begins.
Do you work with clients outside Cork?
Yes. Records and meetings can be handled securely online for clients across Ireland. In-person meetings in Cork City or Cobh are available by appointment.
Can all communication be in Polish?
Yes. Consultations and ongoing support are available in English or Polish, including explanations of Irish tax and accounting processes.
How are fees calculated?
Fees depend on the scope, transaction volume, record quality, reporting frequency and deadlines. You receive a clear proposal after an initial discussion.
What should I prepare for the first conversation?
Bring your business type, current accountant or software, recent filing status, approximate transaction volume and the deadline or concern you want to address.
Can you help if my bookkeeping is behind?
Yes. We first assess which periods and documents are missing, then agree a prioritised catch-up plan before moving to a regular routine.
Do you handle payroll and Revenue submissions?
Yes. Payroll support can include weekly, fortnightly or monthly processing, payslips, employee changes and Revenue reporting on or before pay day.
Can you guarantee a tax refund?
No. A refund depends on eligibility, tax paid, supporting records and Revenue assessment. KR Accountancy can review the facts and prepare an evidence-based claim.
Do you help new businesses choose a structure?
Yes. We explain the practical differences between sole trader, partnership and limited company routes and can support the relevant CRO and Revenue registrations.
Is information on this website personal tax advice?
No. Website content is general information. Advice for you can only be given after reviewing your circumstances and relevant records.
Last reviewed: 19 September 2026. Rules and individual circumstances can change; confirm current requirements before acting.