The Irish Tax Institute welcomes the personal tax changes announced by the Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers TD in today’s Budget. The increases to the main tax credits and the standard rate cut-off point as well as the 1% reduction in USC build on the progress made last year in reducing the burden on middle income earners and making Ireland a better place for workers and businesses alike. Reacting to […]
Finance (No. 2) Act 2023 Tax Legislation – Available Now Print, eBook and on TaxFind Ensure you and your team have Ireland’s leading up-to-date legislation. Key features of our consolidated legislation include: detailed footnotes, including relevant case law, TAC determinations, Revenue guidance and Irish Tax Review articles section cross-references for ease of navigation latest Finance Act changes highlighted in bold, annotated and tracked in footnotes with commencement dates
Aoife Lavan was inaugurated as the Institute’s 49th President at the AGM on 5 September. Aoife is a Private Client Tax and Pension Specialist with over two decades of experience in financial planning, pension management, and tax advisory services. She has recently set up her own pensions and retirement planning business, Black Oak Advisory which is based in Westport, Co Mayo. You can read her acceptance speech here. Before taking […]
Businesses are responsible for ensuring the correct taxes are deducted from their employees’ pay and reported through the PAYE system. The landmark Supreme Court judgment, delivered in October 2023, in Revenue Commissioners v Karshan (Midlands) Ltd. t/a Domino’s Pizza has led to updates in Revenue Guidelines to reflect the five-step decision-making framework that must be used to determine whether a person is employed under a contract of service (employee) or […]
12:30 – 13:30, Thursday 29 August | Online | 1 CPD hour | Complimentary | Register Now Join us and our expert speakers on Thursday, 29 August, to digest the upcoming sustainability regulations in bitesize pieces. Wrapping your head around these new regulations and the associated acronyms and jargon isn’t easy. It can be difficult to understand what applies to you and your business and where to begin your sustainability journey. This webinar […]
The Irish Tax Institute has warned that Revenue’s new system of Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) places a very significant administrative burden on businesses, particularly SMEs. The new system, introduced on 1 January, requires employers to report details of certain benefits and payments made to staff in real time which means on or before they are given to employees. One of the benefits impacted are gifts given to staff under the […]