When Shareholders Fall Out: Legal and Financial Risks for SMEs
Shareholder disputes rarely begin with major disagreements. More often, they develop gradually through misalignment, unclear expectations and poor communication. By ...
Read More The Tax Implications of Selling Shares in an Irish Company
For many Irish business owners, selling shares in their company is the moment where years of work are finally realised ...
Read More Working Capital Pressure in 2026: Why Profitable Businesses Still Run Out of Cash
At McDevitt & McGlynn we know many Irish SMEs assume that profitability guarantees financial stability. In reality, a business can ...
Read More The Real Impact of Payment Terms on Cash Flow and Business Stability
At McDevitt & McGlynn we know for many Irish SMEs, payment terms are seen as a routine part of doing ...
Read More Breaking the Revenue Ceiling: Financial Barriers That Limit SME Growth
At McDevitt & McGlynn we know many Irish SMEs reach a point where growth slows, despite strong demand and a ...
Read More The Risk of “Busy but Not Profitable”: How to Spot and Fix It Early
At McDevitt & McGlynn we know many Irish SMEs fall into the same trap. Sales are strong, the team is ...
Read More Selling to a Third Party vs Management Buyout: Key Considerations
When planning an exit, Irish business owners are often faced with a fundamental decision: sell to an external buyer or ...
Read More Resolving Shareholder Deadlock: Practical Options for SME Directors
Shareholder deadlock is a common risk in Irish SMEs, particularly where ownership is evenly split or decision making requires unanimous ...
Read More Business Valuation Before Exit: What Drives Price in the Irish Market
For Irish business owners planning an exit, valuation is often the most important and most misunderstood element of the process. ...
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