Institute News
This is where you’ll find the latest updates about the Irish Tax Institute.
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Finance Bill 2019 catch-up online
Have you booked your place to hear our comprehensive analysis of Finance Bill 2019? Missed our nationwide Finance Bill 2019 tour? You can still catch-up online with our expert speakers Sarah Meredith, Tax Director with Grant Thornton and Paul Nestor, Tax Partner with BDO. Seminars were held around Ireland in association with CPA Ireland and ACCA Ireland. Make sure you and your team are up-to-date on all new measures announced in the Bill (including Committee and Report Stage Amendments).
Your Take on Tax – Competition 2020
As a first or second year in college, you may not have huge exposure to the Irish tax system. Therefore you might not realise that tax is really important for families, businesses, the Irish and global economy! Tax essentially determines how much disposable income individuals and companies have. The tax policy decisions that Governments make can improve economies through generating employment and encouraging foreign direct investment. If this all sounds […]
Certificate in Advanced Corporation Tax
Certificate in Advanced Corporation Tax – Dublin & Online with Modular Day options We have seen unprecedented change in international corporation tax across the globe in recent years. Refresh and upskill on how Ireland’s corporate tax system has evolved in recent years with our 4-day advanced programme for tax practitioners who are 5 years post-qualified. You have the option to complete all 4 days or choose the modular day(s) to meet your needs. The full brochure can […]
Election 2020 Tax Briefing Papers
Our assessment of the tax system as the voters prepare to elect a new government in Election 2020. Download our Briefing Paper for the Political Parties here.
Business Supportive Budget, broadly welcomed by the Irish Tax Institute
08/10/19 The Irish Tax Institute welcomed the support offered to Irish business in Budget 2020 and agrees with the Minister for Finance’s decision to direct available resources to the sectors most vulnerable to the risk of a no deal Brexit. In particular, the Institute welcomed the changes announced to a number of existing business tax measures to make them more effective and accessible to small businesses. “We have been calling […]