Freelancers & the Self-Employed
Freelancing or self-employed?
For independent workers there’s no accounts department taking care of the numbers. It all comes down to you.
Fenero gives you total peace of mind by combining smart tools with real human expertise to help you manage your invoicing, expenses and taxes - so you can focus on what you do best.
Make freelancing and self-employment add up
The tax & admin headache
Managing invoices, tracking receipts, and worrying about annual tax returns takes up valuable billable hours. Fenero streamlines your bookkeeping and handles your tax filings, so you never have to guess what you owe or risk missing a deadline.
Unpredictable income & cash flow
When earnings fluctuate month to month, knowing what’s yours to spend versus what to set aside for taxes is tricky. We give you better visibility into your income, expenses, and tax liabilities to help you stay in control.
Doing it all on your own
Self-employment shouldn't mean managing your finances alone. Get access to an intuitive software platform backed by direct, ongoing support from experienced tax specialists.
How Fenero Helps Address Your Challenges
Financial support tailored to how you work
Common challenges we solve for you...
Need an easy way to invoice clients and log business expenses on the go?
Dread calculating what you owe Revenue and preparing annual tax returns?
Want to claim all allowable business expenses and tax reliefs?
Tired of disorganised spreadsheets or overly complex corporate accounting tools?
Which path fits your business setup?
Sole Trader / Freelancer: Complete tax setup, invoicing and annual returns tailored for independent workers.
Limited Company Directors: Accountancy, payroll and personal wealth planning.
Umbrella Company Contractors: Seamless PAYE umbrella solutions if you work through agencies or directly with clients.
Ready to simplify your accounting? Choose your plan.
One flat monthly fee covering your platform, accounting, tax returns and expert support. No setup fees, no hidden extras, no surprises.
Solo Plus
Our most popular all-in-one package for VAT-registered sole traders.
Solo Limited
Full-scale support as a limited company, including advanced wealth planning.
Pricing and service are designed for standard independent earners. For high-volume transactions or complex requirements, additional custom services are available — price on application. Not sure which plan is the right fit? Get in touch and we'll help you choose.
Why Freelancers and Self-Employed professionals choose Fenero
Dedicated tax and accounting specialists in your corner
Supporting 20,000+ independent workers over 17+ years
24/7 access to our bespoke online platform
Clear, proactive advice on tax efficiency and financial planning
Premium, award-winning service with a personal touch
Flat fee transparency - no hidden 'extra' fees
Knowledge Hub
From advice on claiming tax relief to a breakdown of what the Budget means for you, we have some great resources to help you navigate the often-complex contracting landscape.
Contractor vs Employee in Ireland: How Is Employment Status Decided?
Calling someone a contractor doesn't make them a contractor. In Ireland, whether someone is an employee or genuinely self-employed depends on the reality of the working relationship, not simply what their contract says.
October 23, 2026
Personal Limited Company Ireland: Is It Right for Contractors?
A Personal Limited Company can give an experienced contractor more control over how they work, how company income is managed, and how their contracting career develops.
October 9, 2026
How Much Can an Umbrella Contractor Take Home in Ireland in 2026?
A €500 day rate sounds straightforward until you ask what actually reaches your bank account. If you work 20 billable days at €500 per day, you'll invoice €10,000 for the month. But €10,000 isn't your salary, and it isn't your final take-home pay. Your actual income depends on your umbrella structure, tax credits, PRSI treatment, pension contributions, allowable expenses, and personal circumstances. There isn't one universal take-home percentage that applies to every contractor—but worked illustrations offer a great starting point.
October 9, 2026
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