ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the largest and fastest-growing international accountancy body, with 320,000 students and members in 160 countries. ACCA has an extensive network of over 70 staffed offices and other centres around the world.

BrightPay is a simple but comprehensive payroll software package that makes managing your payroll fast and intuitive. It is HMRC accredited and is all you need for your UK payroll.

The CPA Institute is one of the main Irish accountancy bodies with in excess of 2,500 members and 1,600 students. Being an independent accountancy body means that the Institute's affairs are directed and controlled in Ireland.

ICAI is the largest and longest established accountancy body in Ireland. It has over 13000 members, and it is the leading voice of the accountancy profession in Ireland.

The Irish Payroll Association (IPASS) is Ireland’s premier provider of Payroll and VAT training and certification. We specialise in training which covers the operation of PAYE, PRSI, the Universal Social Charge (USC) and the operation of Employment Law and in the operation of UK PAYE and NIC. We also provide training in the operation of the Irish VAT system, Relevant Contracts Tax (Subcontractors Tax Regulations), Professional Services Withholding Tax (PSWT) and consultancy services in all of the areas covered by our training courses. Our Payroll and VAT qualification courses are the only HETAC (Higher Education and Training Awards Council) accredited qualifications in these areas

The Irish Taxation Institute supports and trains its members to provide technically correct and commercially sound taxation advice. The Institute plays a key role in keeping its members and the general public up-to-date on taxation matters and the Institute’s educational, information, publications and other support services are vital in this regard.

The Revenue Commissioners official website, giving information and resources for the general public and tax practitioners on all matters relating to Revenue.

The National Employment Rights Authority (NERA) was established under the Social Partnership Agreement "Towards 2016" to achieve a national culture of employment rights compliance. NERA provides information to employees and employers through its information unit, monitors employment conditions through its inspection services and can enforce compliance and seek redress. NERA covers many aspects of employment rights including Wages, Annual Leave, Working Hours, Redundancy, Dismissal, and Notice.