On the last Thursday of November, O’Reilly Hall hosted one of the most anticipated nights in the Institute’s calendar, the Conferring Ceremony. Flashes were seen across the hall with cameras and smiles out as we welcomed 271 newly qualified CTAs and Tax Technicians to membership. Marking the occasion, Aoife Lavan, Institute President, congratulated the conferees on their achievement and shared pearls of wisdom for them to remember throughout their careers. […]
The Irish Tax Institute has today (31 October 2024) published its proposed ‘Tax Strategy for the Next Government’. This wide-ranging document sets out tax policies for the consideration of the next Government that the Institute believes will foster an innovative and productive domestic business sector while ensuring Ireland remains well placed to attract the next wave of FDI. Among the recommendations are: Reduce the marginal personal tax rate to 50%, […]
As Finance Bill 2024 makes its way through the Oireachtas, we assess its impact along with Budget 2025 on individuals, businesses and the economy. Joining Tax Talk host, Donal O’Donovan, are: Laura Lynch, Partner with L&J Tax and a Council member of the Irish Tax Institute; Alison McHugh, Tax Partner and Head of Private Client Services with EY Ireland; and economist Austin Hughes. Listen to the insightful episode on your […]
We are delighted to co-host the 5th Global Tax Policy Conference with Harvard Center for International Development on Thursday 23 and Friday 24 October 2025 in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin 8. Speaker and Programme details will be announced over the coming months. The conference will bring together leading experts, policymakers, revenue authorities, tax academics, corporates and practitioners from around the world to explore critical issues in global tax […]
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