Hospitality accountants in Ireland.

Monthly accounting, payroll and tax for restaurants, cafés, hotels and bars. See what busy trading means for profit, cash and the decisions ahead.

For established hospitality operators and growing food and drink businesses, generally from around €250k turnover.

What changes with Around

Busy service. Know what you keep.

Sales can look strong while food costs, wages and overheads absorb the margin. We bring the moving parts into one dependable monthly view.

Before Around

Full tables. Tight cash.Food and wage costs risingVAT and suppliers dueSales in different systems

With Around

  • Sales and settlements reconciled
  • Payroll and VAT kept on track
  • Clearer margins and operating costs
  • Cash commitments in view

Less time chasing the numbers. More confidence in pricing, staffing and the next commitment.

Food & drink client experience · Thomond Gate Limerick Whiskey
“Running a whiskey brand involves complex cycles of income and outgoings over both short and long periods. Around Finance has sorted my accounts, leaving me to focus on building the business and the Thomond Gate brand.”
Nick Ryan · Founder, Thomond Gate Limerick Whiskey
Nick Ryan, founder of Thomond Gate Limerick Whiskey
One connected finance team

Support that keeps pace with trading.

01 · ORGANISE

Keep the essentials current.

Bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, year-end accounts and company filings within your agreed scope. A named client manager and quarterly review for every client.

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02 · ANALYSE

Understand the trading result.

Bring sales, food and drink costs, payroll and overheads together. We agree the reporting detail and timetable your operation needs.

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03 · GROW

Plan before you commit.

Add forecasting and senior input to assess a refurbishment, another venue or a change in trading hours. Scope and fees agreed in advance.

Compare levels of support

From accounts to decisions

Know whether busy is worthwhile.

Are prices protecting the margin?

See how food, drink, packaging and channel fees affect what you keep. Detailed menu or department reporting depends on the operating data available.

Do staffing costs fit the trade?

Review payroll alongside revenue and trading patterns. Use clearer numbers when considering opening hours, staffing levels or a new hire.

Can cash cover the quieter months?

Bring supplier payments, payroll and tax commitments into view. Add a forecast to plan for seasonality, equipment or expansion.

Reporting and forecasting depth depend on your agreed scope and reliable sales, purchasing, payroll and stock records.

The details matter

From the till to the bank—and the accounts.

Sales and settlements

POS takings, cash, card receipts, delivery platforms and booking channels can arrive at different times, after different fees. We agree a reconciliation process around your systems.

Stock, payroll and VAT

Current purchasing, stock and staff records help explain the result. We agree responsibilities, review VAT treatment across your sales categories and keep filing deadlines in view.

Food business client experience · Culinary Microherbs
“Around Finance helped me move from Excel to Xero. They’ve taken the bookkeeping off my hands and are always available if I need a quick chat.”
Carol · Culinary Microherbs
Culinary Microherbs
The Culinary Microherbs team
Is Around the right fit?

For operators who need more than year-end accounts.

Usually a fit

  • An established restaurant, café, hotel, bar or hospitality group
  • A growing food or drink business with recurring accounting needs
  • Generally from around €250k turnover, with staff, VAT or stock complexity
  • You want current monthly numbers and practical finance support

Probably not a fit

  • Only need annual accounts or a basic tax return
  • A pre-launch business without an immediate finance need
  • Unable to maintain reliable sales, purchasing and staff records
  • Looking for detailed operational advice without current data

Turnover is a guide. We also consider the team, transaction volume, systems and support you need.

Switching accountants

A straightforward handover.

We coordinate with your outgoing accountant, review access and upcoming deadlines, and agree the first reporting cycle. Any historic gaps, catch-up work or system changes are scoped upfront.

Common questions

Hospitality accounting, answered.

Yes. We support established hospitality operators with recurring monthly accounting needs, as well as growing food and drink businesses. We agree the scope around your sales channels, staff, locations and reporting requirements.

We first review how each channel reaches the bank and accounts, including fees, refunds and timing differences. Then we agree a practical reconciliation process. Any integration or system changes are scoped before work starts.

Yes, where purchasing, stock, payroll and sales records support it. We agree the useful level of detail first. Menu, department or venue reporting requires consistently recorded operating data.

Your proposal confirms the bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, year-end compliance and reporting included. Every client has a named manager and quarterly review. Forecasting, senior input and catch-up work are agreed where needed.

Where records are consistently allocated by venue or unit, we can agree separate and combined reporting. Any changes needed to bookkeeping or payroll records are identified first.

We can scope support for the financial information and forecasts needed for a suitable application. Eligibility depends on the business, project and funding programme; we review the relevant requirements before starting.

We coordinate the professional handover, review deadlines and agree the opening position. We identify historic gaps and catch-up work before confirming the ongoing monthly scope.

Find the right support for your next stage.

In 30 minutes, we’ll review the finance workload, gaps and likely monthly fee. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.

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