Accountants in Sligo
There are 18 accounting practices listed in Co. Sligo. Each listing below includes the practice's phone number, address and website where available so you can contact them directly.
Casey Kavanagh & Co Chartered Accountants
44 John Street, Sligo, F91 R903
Mulhern Leonard Accountants
Mail Coach House, 15-16 Mail Coach Road, Sligo
Neil Gaynor & Co
St Vincent's Business Centre, Finisklin Road, Sligo, F91 DN4V
Higgins Good & Co
20 White Strand, Aylesbury Park, Sligo, F91 NV9R
Gilmartin & Co
19 Upper High Street, Sligo, F91 YD98
Gerry Quinn & Co
Millbrook, Riverside, Sligo
Burke & Associates
45 Wine Street, Sligo, F91 XV4X
Patrick Collins & Co
Doonaree, Sea Road, Sligo, F91 W2D0
Porter & Co Chartered Accountants
Millennium House, Stephen Street, Sligo
Adrian McKeown & Co
Stephen Street, Sligo, F91 E7KH
Ultan Smith & Co
13 Chapel Street, Sligo, F91 P952
Coggins & Company
1st Floor, NIB Building, Stephen Street, Sligo
Gary Reynolds & Co Chartered Accountant
21 Mail Coach Road, Sligo, F91 NW10
Noel Walsh & Co
Colmans Building, Stephen Street Car Park, Sligo
Raftery & Co
Anvil House, Burton Street, Sligo
A J Brennan & Co
23 Wolfe Tone Street, Sligo
McDowell & Co Accountants
14 Quay Street, Sligo, F91 RC0E
Sherlock Hamilton & Co
Merchant House, Old Market Street, Sligo, F91 D424
Frequently asked questions
- How much does an accountant cost in Ireland?
- There's no fixed rate for accountancy fees in Ireland; they depend on the service (a single tax return costs far less than ongoing bookkeeping or statutory company accounts), your business structure (limited companies carry additional filing and audit obligations a sole trader doesn't), and whether you need a one-off job or an ongoing retainer. Most practices will provide a free quote once they know what you need, contact one of the practices listed above directly for an accurate figure.
- How do I find the right accountant for me?
- Start with what you actually need: tax returns, payroll, company accounts, or ongoing advisory, since not every practice offers all of these. Check they're a member of a recognised body (Chartered Accountants Ireland, ACCA, CPA Ireland, or similar), ask whether they have experience with businesses like yours, and get a quote from two or three practices before deciding. A short introductory call usually tells you whether it's a good fit.
- What are the four types of accountants?
- Accounting is generally divided into four main areas: corporate (also called private) accountants, who work in-house for a single business managing its financial reporting and budgets; public accountants, who work for firms serving multiple clients on tax, audit, and advisory work, most accountants listed in this directory fall into this category; government accountants, who manage public-sector finances and compliance; and forensic accountants, who investigate fraud and financial discrepancies, often for legal proceedings.
- How much does it cost to get advice from an accountant?
- Cost varies depending on whether the advice is a one-off consultation or part of an ongoing service. Some practices offer a free initial consultation to scope out what you need, while others charge an hourly or fixed consultation fee. It's worth asking upfront whether the first meeting is free before booking, most practices will confirm this when you contact them.