Grants, Loans, Funding
Funding a Business in Ireland - discussion and information on Grants, Loans, and other Funding for small businesses in Ireland
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Microfinance Ireland offer loans on two different levels, details of their small loan can be seen here - www.microfinanceireland.ie/apply-now/our-loan-pack…
7 years ago
Small Loan: 2-5k | Microfinance Ireland | Microfinance Ireland
Information on our Small Loan package, eligible for businesses trading 18 months or less looking for funding from €2,000 to €5,000.
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From Microfinance - Start-Up Loan
If you are setting up a business or are in operation for less than 18 months, our Start-up Loan is available to help you get your business up and running. If you are a Sole Trader, setting up a Partnership or a Limited Company from any business sector, you are eligible to apply.
There are no fees or hidden charges on Start-Up Loans from Microfinance Ireland. Fixed repayments gives you peace of mind and lets you plan your finance commitments during the important early stage of your business - www.microfinanceireland.ie/apply-now/our-loan-pack…
7 years ago
If you are setting up a business or are in operation for less than 18 months, our Start-up Loan is available to help you get your business up and running. If you are a Sole Trader, setting up a Partnership or a Limited Company from any business sector, you are eligible to apply.
There are no fees or hidden charges on Start-Up Loans from Microfinance Ireland. Fixed repayments gives you peace of mind and lets you plan your finance commitments during the important early stage of your business - www.microfinanceireland.ie/apply-now/our-loan-pack…
Start-up Loan: 5-25k | Microfinance Ireland | Microfinance Ireland
Information on our Start-Up Loan package, eligible for businesses trading 18 months or less looking for funding from €5,000 - €25,000.
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For those businesses on the (BTWEA) Back To work Enterprise Allowance, the tax relief has been extended this year - while anyone is on the scheme they will pay no tax (PAYE) up to €40,000 income. USC and PRSI will still be payable.
7 years ago
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www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/socia…
7 years ago
Back to Work Enterprise Allowance
If you are getting certain social welfare payments, there are supports to help you become self-employed. Find out about the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance…
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Innovation Voucher - Standard €5k vouchers are available to assist a company explore a business opportunity or problem with a registered knowledge provider - full details at www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/research-innovation/…
7 years ago
Innovation Vouchers - Enterprise Ireland
Innovation Vouchers worth €5,000 are available to assist a company or companies to explore a business opportunity or problem with a registered knowledge provider.
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JobsPlus encourages and rewards employers who employ jobseekers on the Live Register.
Under the incentive, an employer may qualify for a payment of €7,500 for each person recruited who has been unemployed for between 12 and 24 months or a payment of €10,000 for each person recruited who has been unemployed for more than 24 months - for more details see www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/Jobs-Plus.aspx 7 years ago
Under the incentive, an employer may qualify for a payment of €7,500 for each person recruited who has been unemployed for between 12 and 24 months or a payment of €10,000 for each person recruited who has been unemployed for more than 24 months - for more details see www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/Jobs-Plus.aspx 7 years ago
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Wage Subsidy Scheme - This scheme provides financial incentives to employers to employ a worker with a disability for more than 20 hours per week.
Your local supported employment agency can provide more information on this scheme and how to access it.
The scheme can provide a subsidy of 20 per cent of the salary of the employee up to €10,748 per annum. A second strand is also available and is a top-up subsidy for companies employing more than two people with disabilities - www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/Wage-Subsidy-Scheme_holder… 7 years ago
Your local supported employment agency can provide more information on this scheme and how to access it.
The scheme can provide a subsidy of 20 per cent of the salary of the employee up to €10,748 per annum. A second strand is also available and is a top-up subsidy for companies employing more than two people with disabilities - www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/Wage-Subsidy-Scheme_holder…
Wage Subsidy Scheme
The Wage Subsidy Scheme provides financial incentives to employers, outside the public sector, to employ disabled people who work more than 20 hours per week.
