Welcome to Leonard & Company Accountants, Dublin
Leonard & Company, Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) & Registered Auditors was established in 1947 by Noel Leonard, the father of the present senior partner, David Leonard. The firm moved to its previous offices at 4, Lower Dundrum Road Dublin in 1966. Leonard & Company is a chartered certified accountancy practice.
Leonard & Company of Rathfarnham, Dundrum, South Dublin, is a multidisciplinary professional services accountancy practice that is committed to providing a comprehensive range of audit, financial, taxation and business advisory services. Our practice provides our clients with the necessary support that is required in today's demanding business environment.
Business News
Preparing for Share Transfers: Tax and Legal Considerations for Shareholders
Transferring shares in a company is a significant step for any business owner. Whether the transfer is part of succession planning, bringing in new investors or restructuring ownership, it carries both tax and legal implications. In 2026, Irish shareholders must approach share transfers with careful planning to ensure the process is efficient and compliant. One…
Company Secretarial Compliance: Key Filing Deadlines Directors Cannot Miss
For Irish company directors, staying on top of company secretarial obligations is not optional. Compliance with filing deadlines is a core responsibility, and failure to meet these requirements can result in penalties, reputational damage and, in some cases, legal consequences. In 2026, with increased focus on transparency and governance, maintaining accurate and timely filings is…
Dividend Planning in 2026: What Irish Company Owners Should Consider
For many Irish company owners, dividends remain a key method of extracting profits from their business. While dividends can offer flexibility, effective planning is essential to ensure they are paid in a tax efficient and compliant manner. In 2026, with ongoing changes in tax rules and economic conditions, careful dividend planning has become even more…


