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We offer a full range of accounting services as well as advice and
assitance in Sligo, on any business issues our clients may encounter.

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Flexible Approach

Coggins + Company is a boutique firm of Chartered Accountants in Sligo providing a bespoke service tailored to the needs of our clients.

Expert Advice

We will provide you with sound commercial advice based on many years experience serving all aspects of business.

Annual Accounting + Compliance

Depending on the nature of your business, we provide a full suite of accounting and compliance servies...

Commercial Advice

With experience comes the likelihood that the problems you are facing today have been encountered by us at some point in the past...

Confidential Payroll

Regular changes to payroll legislation can drain your resources...

Dispute Resolution

Unfortunately not all businesses run smoothly all the time. Where disputes occur within the business because of commercial or family issues, we can help....

Succession Planning

Perhaps you want to exit or retire from your business. You may wish your family to succeed you or you may require an alternative exit solution...

Post Retirement

We can assist your with the financial aspects of making a will and with the management of your financial affairs in retirement...
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