Events

As we continue to promote a career in tax at third-level, the Fantasy Budget competition asks college students to think like a Minister for Finance while exploring the measures announced in the Budget. In teams of up to four students, they critically analysed three key measures – one impacting individuals, one for Irish businesses, and one for foreign investment. Then, channelling their inner Minister for Finance, they propose their own Budget […]

On the last evening of November, O’Reilly Hall came to life for one of the most anticipated nights in the Institute’s calendar. The Conferring Ceremony had a twinkling backdrop of lights, cameras, and smiles as we welcomed 272 newly qualified CTAs and 21 Tax Technicians to membership. Marking the occasion, Tom Reynolds, Institute President, congratulated the conferees on their achievement and shared pearls of wisdom for them to remember throughout […]

Invest in knowledge this winter with our online Certificate in Taxation of Private Clients from Wednesday, 6 December 2023. This Certificate runs until 13 February 2024 with an optional assignment and flexibility to participate for CPD only. Topics and Tutors Include: Legal considerations for CTAs Pensions for Private Clients – Yann Harrison, Highfield Private Clients CAT, CGT & Stamp Duty – Alison McHugh & Margaret Coleman, EY Investment considerations and […]

Finance (No. 2) Bill session: Tuesday, 07 November 2023  |  Finance (No. 2) Act session: Wednesday, 07 February 2024 Speakers: Fiona Carney, PwC & Brendan Murphy, Roberts Nathan Fiona Carney is a Director in PwC’s Tax Solutions Centre, PwC Ireland’s hub for all tax technical matters arising within the firm and the central repository for tax knowledge. Fiona is a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and is currently a member of the […]

        Join our expert speakers for the 3rd in our Global CTA Webinar series in collaboration with our sister CTA Institutes in Australia, Hong Kong, South Africa and the UK. This briefing will examine: An examination of Ireland’s approach to implementing Pillar Two  Is there an optimal response by Hong Kong following the substantial fiscal changes mandated by Pillar Two and the EU’s COCG review?  The impact […]

On Friday, 31 March, Institute President, Colm Browne, heartily welcomed over 300 delegates to the Annual Conference in Galway for the first time since 2019. In his opening address, the President spoke about how much has happened in the intervening years and how special it is to gather with colleagues from across the country to network, and to hear and discuss the tax technical content. Reflecting on the topic of […]