Nuala McGowan, founder of McGowan Accountancy Services is a qualified Chartered Accountant, tax adviser and certified trainer.

Nuala McGowan, founder of McGowan Accountancy Services is a qualified Chartered Accountant, tax adviser and certified trainer.
Wishing you all a Happy Easter from McGowan Accountancy Services.
If you are thinking of going racing anytime soon put Roscommon Races and Monday 19th May in your diary. McGowan Accountancy Services is sponsoring a race at the meeting and Nuala McGowan, ACA, CPA, AIA is excited about the sponsorship “Our…
If you are thinking of setting up a company, McGowan Accountancy Services has a wealth of experience in company formations. McGowan Accountancy Services offers an expert formation service that gets all the paperwork and hassle done for you. We have…
The DARA Tarmonbarry / Scramogue Community Defibrillators committee is working to ensure that life-saving defibrillators are available and accessible to the entire community, and they are seeking your help. The committee needs your help to replace two defibrillators, to purchase…
Have you ever thought of the tax implications of getting married or entering into a civil partnership? For a detailed consultation contact Nuala McGowan, ACA, CPA, AIA, founder of McGowan Accountancy Services on 090 66 25818 or email nuala@mcgowanaccountancy.com Nuala…
McGowan Accountancy Services has added a Review Page to its website. The Review Page gives clients and non clients an opportunity to leave a review and is visible to all visitors on the website. So if you like what we do,…
Building on the success of Enterprise Week, which took place 3rd to 7th March throughout the country, McGowan Accountancy Services is now offering online, one to one mentoring. Founder Nuala McGowan, ACA, CPA, AIA has a wealth of experience working…
International Women’s Day take place on Saturday 8th March and is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality.
Thousands of workers are noticing that they are paying more tax this year, than last year and the reason may well be that they haven’t claimed their Flat Rate Expenses for 2025.