Welcome to Cooney Parle Accountants & Registered Auditors
At Cooney Parle Accountants & Auditors, we are committed to providing a personal and first class service. We work closely with all of our clients and make ourselves available all year round to offer advice on problems encountered and also proactive advice on how you can improve your business and personal finances.
In today’s complex financial and business world, everyone needs reliable, professional help managing their personal and business finances. Today’s business environment is fast moving, complex, and highly competitive. Business owners need the support of professionals who provide on-time, effective solutions to help their business move forward, We aim to provide such a service.
What makes us better is our willingness to go one step further by offering our clients a value-added personal and professional service that surpasses their expectations.
We offer extensive range of accounting, auditing, taxation and financial services to individuals, partnership and companies.
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Is investing in stocks a better bet than
February 18, 2019Weekend newspaper supplements often quiz somebody reasonably well known about their finances. The answers are often the same: ‘money is not my main motivation, my priorities are my family, friends and employees’ and other assorted fibs. One question that always receives the same answer is about property versus shares. People always say that they much
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Beware of the scams designed to fleece you out of...
February 18, 2019A good friend of mine was caught out by a scam before Christmas. He received a call on his home phone from an individual who claimed to be from Mastercard. The individual told him that a fraudster had got his hands on his debit card and used it to steal money from his account.
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Bluntness in the office not necessarily a bad...
February 18, 2019Not that long ago a friend sent me a yellowing magazine story about famous Fleet Street editors, with a Post-it note attached saying: “Those were the days.” I saw what she meant as soon as I read about the late Charles Wintour, a former London Evening Standard editor with a flair for the withering memo.
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On the money: Ireland’s minimum wage is now...
February 15, 2019POLICY makers across developed economies have struggled to lift wages since the great crash – a big factor in the slow return of inflation. While it suits many employers, it’s seen as one reason overall growth remains dangerously sluggish.
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Higher rents and utility bills push consumer...
February 15, 2019New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that consumer prices rose by 0.7% in January compared to the same time last year.
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Higher rents and utility bills push consumer...
February 15, 2019New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that consumer prices rose by 0.7% in January compared to the same time last year.
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Property prices still rising – but easing...
February 15, 2019Property prices are continuing to rise, but the rate of increase is down indicating a slight cooling down.
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€647m paid out to 39,800 affected tracker...
February 15, 2019Banks have paid out €647m in redress, compensation and costs to customers caught up in the tracker mortgage controversy, new figures from the Central Bank show.
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Spending by householders flat in January as bills...
February 14, 2019Spending by householders was flat last month as the bills for Christmas arrived.
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Varadkar expects UK to leave EU with deal but...
February 14, 2019With 44 days to go until the UK leaves the European Union, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he believes a deal will be reached between the two.
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