Revenue Letter & Emergency Accounting Support

Received a Revenue Letter?
Let’s Work Through It.

A letter from Revenue can be unsettling—especially if you’ve started earning money but haven’t organised your tax affairs, registered correctly or spoken with an accountant.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before asking for help.

Arrange an Emergency Meeting

Choose the Emergency Revenue Letter meeting option on our booking page.

Does This Look Familiar?

Revenue correspondence can feel daunting. Understanding what the letter is asking is the first step towards dealing with it.

Illustrative example

Summarised from a Revenue reminder. This is not an original Revenue letter. Joe Bloggs is a fictional recipient and personal details have been removed.

To: Joe Bloggs

Re: 2025 Income Tax Return

Dear Joe Bloggs,

This reminder concerns filing your 2025 Income Tax Return and paying the tax due through Revenue Online Service (ROS).

Our records, as of early August, indicate that you have not registered for ROS or appointed an agent to file returns on your behalf.

If you have already filed your return, or arranged for it to be filed before the deadline, you can disregard this reminder. Otherwise, you should take steps to address your filing obligations.

Your own letter may request different information or specify a different deadline. Bring the complete letter to your meeting so Paddy can review the details.

Unsure What to Do Next?

Perhaps your business started as a side project and the income has grown. You may have receipts and invoices but no clear bookkeeping system, or you may be unsure whether your registrations and returns are up to date.

Whether you’re a creator, tradesperson or another Irish business owner, Paddy can help you understand where you stand.

Understand the Letter

Go through the correspondence with Paddy, identify what Revenue is requesting and highlight any deadline shown.

Review Your Situation

Discuss your income, business activity and existing registrations, including whether VAT registration needs to be considered.

Agree Your Next Steps

Identify the records and outstanding matters that need attention, then agree the actions and accounting support you need.

Getting ready

Bring What You Have

You don’t need perfect records before making contact. Start with the letter and whatever information you have available about your business income and expenses.

Useful information for your meeting

The complete Revenue letter, including any deadline.
A brief outline of your work and when you started earning.
Available sales invoices, expense records and bank statements.
Details of any existing tax registrations or returns filed.
The questions or concerns you want to discuss.

You Don’t Have to Handle It Alone

Get in touch with Paddy and bring a copy of the letter, including any deadline shown. He’ll listen, explain the situation in plain English and agree how he can help you get your affairs organised.

Where you appoint him to act on your behalf, he can handle the agreed work and relevant communication with Revenue.

The first step is a conversation.