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For over 20 years we have engaged the services of Parfrey Murphy (Chartered Accountants) to act as the external payroll provider to our Irish (HQ) operation.... In that period I can attest to Carbery having received an excellent service.... We have no hesitation in recommending Parfrey Murphy as payroll service providers.
— Colm Leen, Carbery GroupSince 2006 we have outsourced our entire accounting function for our 3 locations in Ireland to Parfrey Murphy....We are delighted that we selected PM to carry out the above work.... They are extremely professional.... I would, without hesitation, recommend Parfrey Murphy to any potential outsourcing client.
— Jackie Gorman, HMS Host IrelandWe would like to thank Parfrey Murphy for providing us with invaluable information and assistance in the organisation of our tax returns...
— Dermot Harrington, RHM ArchitectureI first engaged Parfrey Murphy as my accountants in 2008. This has proven to be extremely helpful to my business. From carrying out my annual accounts and a number of other services during the year they have been both proficient and professional at all times
— Andrew Mackin, Mackin Consultancy
Mileage and Subsistence Rates
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Current Mileage Rates per kilometre are:
| Official Motor Travel in a calendar year | Engine Capacity up to 1200cc | Engine Capacity 1201cc to 1500cc | Engine Capacity 1501cc and over |
| Up to 6437km | 39.12 cent | 46.25 cent | 59.07 cent |
| 6438km and over | 21.22 cent | 23.62 cent | 28.46 cent |
Current Subsistence Rates are:
| Class of Allowances | Night Allowance | Day Allowance | |||
| Normal Rate | Reduced Rate | Detention Rate | 10 hours or more | 5 hours but less than 10 hours | |
| A – Rate | €108.99 | €100.48 | €54.48 | €33.61 | €13.71 |
| B – Rate | €107.69 | €92.11 | €53.87 | €33.61 | €13.71 |
For previous rates and information on keeping records see:
Mileage: http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it51.html
Subsistence: http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it54.html
Update: Sole traders themselves cannot claim mileage and subsistence using the civil service rates but should instead keep receipts for business portion of motor running expenses (fuel, motor tax, motor insurance), hotels etc.
