Accumulated profits at the media company operated by author and economist David McWilliams increased to €679,069 last year.
New accounts lodged by Iconic Media Ltd show that accumulated profits at the company increased by €51,364, from €627,705 to €679,069 in the 12 months to the end of March last.
The value of the company's investments last year reduced from €713,661 to €689,661 following a disposal of €28,000.
Pay to directors last year totalled €146,048 - a sharp decrease on the pay to directors of €286,000 in the prior year, made up of €136,000 in remuneration and €150,000 in pension contributions.
The accounts state that the assets of the defined contribution pension scheme are held separately from those of the company in an independently administered fund.
At the end of last March, the firm owed €80,662 to Mr McWilliams - down from the €154,077 owed at the end of March 2018.
Mr McWilliams generates his income from his writings, including as a columnist with The Irish Times, and speaking engagements around the world for the likes of Google.
He is also Adjunct Professor of Global Economics at the School of Business Trinity College Dublin, and is very active on social media with 268,000 followers on Twitter.
Mr McWilliams also has a number of best sellers including 'Renaissance Nation’ that followed on from the success of earlier books ‘The Pope’s Children’, ‘Generation Game’ and ‘Follow the Money’.
He has also co-founded the Kilkenomics festival and the Dalkey Book Festival.
