Business finance news for Irish companies

News that affects how Irish limited companies borrow and manage cash flow: Budget measures, Central Bank lending figures, SBCI scheme changes, Revenue and tax updates, late payment interest rates, SEAI grants and changes to rules such as the Consumer Protection Code. Each post explains what changed, when, and what it means for your company.

Blog posts report a specific change or new figure, such as a new rate or scheme, and link to the relevant guides. Guides are longer, evergreen explainers on a topic, such as personal guarantees or invoice finance, which we keep up to date as rules change.

Blog posts are dated and reflect the position on the date they were published or reviewed. When rules or figures move on, we update the related guides and may add a note or a new post. Always check the date and the sources listed at the end of each post.

From the original announcement or data: Revenue, the Central Bank of Ireland, the Department of Finance, the SBCI, BPFI, the CSO, SEAI and other official sources. Each post lists its sources and when they were checked. We do not publish client stories or invented examples presented as real.

No. Blog posts are general information about business finance news in Ireland, not financial, tax or legal advice. Talk to your accountant about how a change affects your company, and read any lender’s terms before you sign. Each post links to the official source so you can check the detail yourself.