Irish-tax AI co-pilot · for cabinets & their clients

The prep work, done overnight.
Every figure, defensible to Revenue.

DFBL Accounting reads QuickBooks and Xero, classifies every line, and cites the exact Revenue rule behind it — then produces your CT1, VAT3 and Form 11, ROS-ready. The work a junior desk did by hand. The audit trail no one had time to write.

Read-only on your books · built and proven on real Irish company data.

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Disciples — client dinner−€186.00 · paid from BOI
Section 840 TCA 1997 — Business Entertainment · add-back
Unclassifiedcited ✓
Aer Lingus — client meeting−€240.00 · uncategorised
Section 81 TCA 1997 — General Rule as to Deductions
UnclassifiedAI · account rule
Slack — team subscription−€72.00
Section 81 TCA 1997 · remembered from last time
Unclassifiedvendor rule
CT1✓ ROS-ready
VAT3✓ ROS-ready
Form 11✓ ROS-ready
6 Revenue returnsCT1 · VAT3 · RTD · Form 11 · DWT · R&D — ROS-ready
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Cited to the sectionEvery figure carries its Revenue source + date
QuickBooks & XeroReads your existing books — no migration
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Read-onlyIt never writes back to your accounts
The prep layer

Expensive to staff. Easy to get wrong. Impossible to defend.

Before the partner ever opens a file, someone has keyed it in, guessed the treatment, and drafted the returns. That layer is where the cost sits — and where a Revenue audit finds you exposed.

€120–200K a year

for a junior desk

Data entry, classification, draft VAT3/CT1 — six months to ramp, often gone by month eighteen. Quality control stays ad-hoc.

Section 840.
Director's loans.

tracked in Excel

The exact lines Revenue audits — entertainment, home office, BIK — sitting in a spreadsheet you can't defend when they ask.

"Why this line?"

no answer

Hand re-mapping into Bright, IRIS or CCH, CSV bridging onto ROS — no source, no versioning, no explanation of why a line was treated the way it was.

How it works

From QuickBooks to filed-ready returns. In four steps.

1

Connect QuickBooks or Xero

Read-only. Your transactions flow in. Nothing is ever written back to your books.

2

The AI classifies & cites

Each line gets its account and the exact Revenue rule — Section X TCA 1997 + Revenue TDM + the date it was verified.

3

Returns come out ROS-ready

CT1, VAT3, RTD, Form 11, DWT — filled box-by-box, with XML/CSV to transcribe straight onto ROS.

4

You review the exceptions

When it isn't sure, it escalates instead of guessing. You sign off the judgement calls — not the data entry.

See it run

Sixty seconds, books to returns. Every figure cited as it lands.

A real run on Irish company books: QuickBooks in, each line classified and cited to the Revenue rule, then CT1, VAT3 and Form 11 out, ROS-ready.

Sound on. Narrated, one minute.

What makes it different

Not OCR with a dashboard. A cited tax determination on every line.

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A citation on every decision

Section, Revenue TDM, link and a verified date — an audit trail you can defend without a human in between.

↳ vs. books with no explanation or rollback

Every return the others skip

CT1, VAT3, VAT RTD, Form 11, DWT and the R&D credit — produced ROS-ready, not left for IRIS or Excel.

↳ vs. no cloud tool produces these natively

It refuses to guess

No defensible source, no answer — it escalates to you. No hallucinated tax, ever.

↳ vs. AI that invents a confident wrong answer
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A grounded tax assistant

Ask an Irish-tax question, get an answer cited to Revenue — or a clear "check with your accountant".

↳ vs. googling and hoping

It learns your vendors

Confirm a supplier's treatment once and it remembers it — with the citation — next time it appears.

↳ vs. re-classifying the same lines every period

Multi-currency, done right

EUR / GBP / USD with the FX rate stored on every line — not locked behind a premium tier.

↳ vs. multi-currency reserved for top plans
For the cabinet partner

Replace the prep. Keep the relationship.

  • No headcount to wait forClassification and drafts are done the moment the data lands — not six months after a hire.
  • One partner, the output of a full deskThe model: cover more clients without adding juniors — and stay the face the client deals with.
  • Audit defense, before Revenue asksEvery figure already carries its Revenue source and the date it was checked.
The economics
Junior prep layer, today€120–200K / yr
What the AI takes overclassify · reconcile · draft
What stays humanreview · judgement · sign-off
Every outputcited & dated

DFBL prepares the return; your accountant reviews and files. The genuine tax judgement stays with a professional.

Straight answers

The questions you'd ask first.

Q. Is it accurate enough to rely on?

Every determination is cited to its Revenue source and dated. When it isn't certain, it escalates — it never invents a treatment. You review the judgement calls; the data entry is already done.

Q. Does it file the returns for me?

It produces ROS-ready returns — box-by-box, with XML/CSV. You transcribe onto ROS and submit. DFBL prepares; your accountant files.

Q. Does it touch my QuickBooks?

No. The sync is read-only — it pulls from QuickBooks or Xero into DFBL and never writes back. Your books stay yours.

Q. Who is it for?

Irish cabinets who want to replace the junior prep layer and keep the client relationship — and directors who want their numbers ready and defensible.

See it on your own books

Bring one client.
We'll classify and cite every line — live.

In one short call we import the books, classify and cite every transaction, and put the CT1, VAT3 and Form 11 ROS-ready in front of you.

Book a 15-minute demo →

Read-only · no commitment · we respond within 24 hours.