Cost for accountant to submit rental return

handlemaster · 28-10-2017 3:40pm #1

How much would it cost to have an accountant submit return just for rental property ? Is it charged per property x for one y for two etc ?

L.Jenkins · 28-10-2017 4:01pm

Is your income from rental less than or greater than €5,000

handlemaster · 28-10-2017 4:05pm

Greater

L.Jenkins · 28-10-2017 4:32pm

Form 11 so. I don't see why submitting or a Form 11 or 12 would differ in price, unless the level of work required to fill in a form would differ.

handlemaster · 28-10-2017 5:14pm

So how much would it cost ?

L.Jenkins · 28-10-2017 7:56pm

Shall PM you

TiGeR KiNgS · 29-10-2017 7:27pm

I would think it would be about €250 - €300. They might give a voluntary discount as an introductory offer.

Dell2009 · 29-10-2017 7:43pm

Assuming that the records are in good order and the only items on Form 11 is P60/Pension Income & Case V Rental income then it could probably be done for €500 + VAT. it's very hard to give an off the cuff quote and you really need to meet the accountant before they can give an honest quote.

bossdrum · 31-10-2017 12:32am

Dell2009 wrote:

Assuming that the records are in good order and the only items on Form 11 is P60/Pension Income & Case V Rental income then it could probably be done for â‚¬500 + VAT. it's very hard to give an off the cuff quote and you really need to meet the accountant before they can give an honest quote.

Anybody charging that type of money is seriously ripping you off.

Doing a tax return with just rental income, p60's and medical expenses is the easiest type of tax return.
If an accountant finds it that difficult and time consuming that they need to charge that much I'd question their ability to do it correctly.

CIARAN_BOYLE · 01-11-2017 2:54pm

I would imagine €300 if you keep good records and €600 if you give receipts.

Many practises will charge upto €1k and assume that you want to talk to a partner for an hour when you hand in your records and when you sign your form for no reason.

galwaytt · 01-11-2017 2:56pm

Why do you need an accountant ? - I just dud Form 12 online. Doesn't cost anything.

lakill Farm · 02-11-2017 1:09pm

keep good records and have all the information together

About €120/150

handlemaster · 03-11-2017 9:00am

I think we can all do it out selves and save a fee. What we dont save is time and also the unforseen issues that we miss out on like unclaimed receipts. . Over or underpayment. While I prefer to get a good price for the service I dont want a clown and to be sure I get the best advice.

lakill Farm · 03-11-2017 10:09am

handlemaster wrote: »

I think we can all do it out selves and save a fee. What we dont save is time and also the unforseen issues that we miss out on like unclaimed receipts. . Over or underpayment. While I prefer to get a good price for the service I dont want a clown and to be sure I get the best advice.

Rental income is very straight forward

__..__ · 03-11-2017 10:15am

My accountant charged €150 plus vat for me for the last few years. That was for multiple properties all in. I always give him the receipts etc early in the year and.dont wait til he is busy with end of year.
This year I will have less properties and he is still charging me the same which is fair enough.
It's much the same amount of work for him.
I think there is a website, or at least there was a couple of years ago where they say they'll do it for €100 plus vat per property. You should Google it. Might suit if you only have one property to do but after one then you are better off looking for a total figure like mine than going with that one.

Cost for accountant to submit rental return

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