Strategic advice for growing SMEs. From cash flow management to succession planning, we help you build a stronger business.
There are times in the life of every business when you need more than just accounts and tax returns. You need someone to sit down with you and help you think through the big questions. How do I improve my cash flow? Is it time to restructure? What happens when I want to retire?
Paddy Malone brings a rare combination of skills to business advisory: Big 4 training with Arthur Andersen, thirty-five years in practice, and deep local knowledge from his roles as Dundalk Chamber President, DkIT Chair, and board member of multiple enterprise organisations.
Talk to Paddy about business advisory -- free initial consultation.
He does not just know the theory of business advisory. He knows Dundalk, he knows the people who run businesses here, and he understands the practical challenges you face every day.
Cash flow is the number one issue for SMEs, and it is the area where good advice can have the most immediate impact. We help clients forecast, manage, and improve their cash position. Sometimes the solution is operational, sometimes it is structural, and sometimes it involves engaging with Revenue or your bank. We work with you to find the right approach.
Succession planning is something every business owner needs to think about, whether retirement is five years away or twenty. We help you plan the transition in a tax-efficient way, whether you are selling to a third party, passing the business to the next generation, or winding down. This includes valuation, capital gains tax planning, retirement relief, and restructuring advice.
For businesses looking to grow, we provide strategic financial advice: financial projections, funding applications, business plan review, and liaison with grant bodies including the Local Enterprise Office, Enterprise Ireland, and Microfinance Ireland.
We also advise on business restructuring, management buyouts, and company reorganisations. These are complex transactions that require careful planning to get the tax treatment right and to protect your interests. Having an experienced advisor in your corner makes all the difference.
Paddy has looked after our accounts for over fifteen years. He is always available when we need him and nothing is ever too much trouble. He genuinely cares about our business doing well.
Michael
Dundalk · Accounting
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Common questions about business advisory in Dundalk
We advise SMEs across all sectors, from sole traders and tradespeople to established limited companies with multiple employees. Whether you are looking to grow, restructure, or plan for succession, we bring the same level of attention and expertise to every client.
Yes. Cash flow is the number one issue for SMEs and we help clients forecast, manage, and improve their cash position. Sometimes the solution is operational, sometimes it is structural, and sometimes it involves engaging with Revenue or your bank. We work with you to find the right approach.
Yes. Whether you are planning to retire, sell, or pass your business to the next generation, we help you plan the transition in a tax-efficient way. This includes valuation, CGT planning, retirement relief, and restructuring advice.
We help clients prepare business plans, financial projections, and loan applications for banks, credit unions, and grant bodies. We also liaise directly with the Local Enterprise Office, Enterprise Ireland, and Microfinance Ireland on our clients behalf.
Paddy brings Big 4 training (Arthur Andersen), thirty-five years in practice, and deep local knowledge from his roles as Chamber President and DkIT Chair. He does not just know the theory. He knows Dundalk, he knows the people, and he understands what it takes to run a business here.
Your first consultation is free and without obligation. Fill in the form below or call us on 042 933 6744.
