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Firm Advice was established in 2013 by Shelagh Marshall to provide Accountancy and Personal Debt Management Services.
Shelagh, a Chartered Accountant and Accredited Mediator has been approved by the Insolvency Service of Ireland as a Personal Insolvency Practitioner (PIP).
Shelagh has strengthened her Accountancy experience with:
Forensic Insolvency Restructuring and Mediation qualifications which led to the formation of FIRM ADVICE.
Accounting Services
Shelagh trained as a Chartered Accountant with Price Waterhouse Coopers and ran a successful Accountancy practice in the UK before returning to her native Cashel.
Firm Advice provides accounting services package to small to medium sized businesses. The style is professional but jargon free.
Whether you are starting a new business or already established Firm Advice can assist you with all the bookkeeping, Vat, PAYE and Taxation services.
Shelagh aim is to train clients to “Mind their own Business” the tag line she used in her business in the UK.
Personal Debt Management
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