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Top 5 Financial Considerations Before Launching a New Product or Service

We here at Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co understand that launching a new product or service can be an exciting opportunity for an Irish SME, but turning an idea into a profitable offering requires more than enthusiasm and market demand. Before committing time, staff and money, business owners should care…

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How Unused Business Assets Can Tie Up Capital and Increase Costs

At Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co we believe that business owners should regularly review not only what their company owns, but also how effectively those assets are being used. Unused equipment, vehicles, machinery, stock, technology and property can quietly absorb valuable capital while continuing to cr…

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Top 5 Tax and Cash Flow Considerations When Buying Business Equipment

At Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co we believe that investing in new business equipment can improve productivity, increase capacity and support long-term growth, but it should never be treated as simply another business purchase. Whether you are buying machinery, vehicles, computers, tools or specialist equ…

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Why Irish SMEs Should Review Their Business Continuity Plans Before 2027

At Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co we believe that business continuity planning should not be treated as something reserved for large corporations. For Irish SMEs, having a clear plan for dealing with disruption can make the difference between a temporary setback and a serious financial crisis. As 2027 app…

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The Financial Impact of Late Supplier Deliveries on Irish Businesses

At Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co we believe that reliable suppliers are essential to the smooth running of any Irish business. When deliveries arrive late, the consequences can extend far beyond inconvenience. Delays can interrupt production, leave staff unable to work, cause missed customer deadlines an…

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Top 5 Questions SMEs Should Ask Before Entering a Franchise Agreement

At Lillis Egan O’Beirn & Co we believe that buying into a franchise can provide an SME with a recognised brand, an established business model and access to valuable support. However, a franchise is not a guaranteed route to success. It involves financial commitments, contractual obligations and rest…

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