Your sole trader tax return, filed properly.

Work for yourself in Ireland, whether you’re freelancing, contracting, or running a small business in your own name? We prepare and file your annual tax return for you from €299 incl. VAT: a clear checklist, a draft you approve, and a Chartered Accountant on the file. You don’t need to understand self-assessment to get started.

2025 filing deadline

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2025 Form 11 deadline: 31 October 2026. ROS: 18 November 2026 if you both file and pay through ROS.

Built for people who work for themselves.

If any of these sound like you, you almost certainly need to file an annual tax return, and that’s exactly what we handle. Not sure? Tell us your situation and we confirm what you need, free, before you pay anything.

Just went self-employed

First year freelancing or trading? We sort your registration questions and your first return end to end.

Established sole trader

Contractor, tradesperson or small business owner filing your annual return year after year.

PAYE plus a side income

Employed, but freelancing or trading on the side. We confirm which return you need, with no guesswork.

Behind on prior years

One or more years to bring up to date? We agree scope and a fixed fee before any tidy-up work starts.

Free planning tool

Estimate your sole trader tax for 2025 or 2026.

Enter your annual sales and business expenses to see an indicative Income Tax, USC and Class S PRSI estimate. Free, no email required. Estimate only — not tax advice.

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Two fixed fees. No hourly billing, no surprises.

Review + Submit

€299incl. VAT
  • You have figures ready
  • Fee payable before work starts.
  • ROS filing after draft approval.
  • Clarification support included (defined below)
  • 1 revision round (defined below)

Full Service Recommended

€430incl. VAT
  • More support with tidy-up
  • Fee payable before work starts.
  • ROS filing after draft approval.
  • Enhanced clarification support (defined below)
  • Routine post-filing support (defined below)
What the asterisks mean
  • Clarification support: one clarification round by email (calls only if needed).
  • Revision round: one set of changes to the draft after your feedback.
  • Enhanced clarification support: up to two clarification rounds by email (calls only if needed).
  • Routine post-filing support: routine Revenue follow-ups relating to the return filed; formal enquiries/audits/substantial work quoted separately.
Schedule of fees · 2025 tax year Fixed fee agreed in writing · A draft you approve · Filed through ROS

Your fee is fixed and agreed in writing before work begins. Rental schedules, CGT, complex foreign income and prior-year tidy-ups are add-ons, quoted separately and confirmed up front; see the pricing page. Please don’t enter PPSNs or upload ID via website forms.

The process

How our accounting and tax services work

Accounting and Tax Services in Ireland: clear scope, fixed fee and draft review before anything is filed or finalised.

What about records?

Nothing is needed to get your quote. After you decide to go ahead, we send a secure checklist covering your income records, business expense summaries, and anything extra like rental or investment income. The full checklist lives on the Form 11 page.

Once scope is confirmed and complete records are in (with onboarding done where required), we typically target submission within 5 business days. Timelines depend on complexity, complete records and ROS access/agent-link steps. For security reasons, documents are not accepted via WhatsApp or social media.

What clients say

Absolutely brilliant Estefanía at EBR Accounting & Tax had mine and my husbands tax sorted out so quick and with no hassle at all !! I would highly recommend
Fiona Clancy Google review
Wonderful, Estefanía helped me a lot, she was very clear and gave me a lot of confidence.
Andrea Diaz Google review · translated from Spanish
I have got my past 4 years tax return sorted by EBR Accounting & Tax, speed response, great value return, highly recommended.
Arwen

Common sole trader tax return questions.

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I just went self-employed. Do I need to file a tax return?
Almost certainly yes. You register for income tax with Revenue as a self-assessed person and file a return for the year. You don’t have to figure it out alone: tell us your situation and we confirm what you need and when, in writing, before any fee is due.
How much does it cost?
€299 incl. VAT for Review + Submit (you provide organised figures), or €430 incl. VAT for Full Service (more help with tidy-up and support). The fee is fixed and agreed in writing before work begins. Add-ons like a rental schedule are quoted separately.
Is a “sole trader tax return” the same as Form 11?
Yes. Form 11 is Revenue’s official name for the annual self-assessment return most self-employed people file. You don’t need to know the form names; we handle that. If you want the technical detail, see our Form 11 page.
I’m PAYE with a small side income. Do I still need this?
It depends on how much you earn on the side. Below Revenue’s self-assessment limits, a simpler Form 12 may be enough; above them, you file a full return. We confirm the correct route before quoting — it’s the most common question we get. The exact thresholds are on our Form 11 page.
I’m behind on previous years. Can you help?
Yes. We regularly bring people up to date across one or more years. We agree the scope and a fixed fee before any tidy-up work starts, so you know the cost up front.
What if I only decide in late October?
Start before the autumn rush if you can. Complete records received in early November are easier to review; late cases depend on capacity.

Want the technical detail, like allowable expenses, preliminary tax, exact thresholds and what’s in scope? It lives on our Form 11 guide. General guidance only, not tax advice; see revenue.ie. We confirm your correct filing route as part of quoting.

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Fixed fee confirmed before you proceed. Reply within one business day. No PPSN or documents needed to get a quote.

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