We were delighted to welcome newly qualified CTAs and members of Junior Chambers International (Dublin) to the Institute yesterday evening for a Networking Skills session with Jean Evans, founder of NetworkMe. After chatting over crostinis and drinks, we all sat down to learn how we can improve our networking abilities. Jean spoke about the different strengths of introverts and extroverts, the tools we can take with us into every networking […]
With the Wild Atlantic Way providing the perfect backdrop, we welcomed nearly 1,000 guests to the Annual Dinner 2024 at the Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road. Guests from our member firms, the Oireachtas, Government departments, Revenue, State bodies, academia and the media, joined us for one of the Institute’s flagship events of the year. Our Guest of Honour, Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath TD delivered a keynote address where he committed […]
The President of the Irish Tax Institute will today predict that foreign investment in Ireland will not dry up as a result of the new Pillar Two global minimum tax rules for large multinational businesses. Speaking at the Institute’s Annual Dinner this evening (Friday), Tom Reynolds will also warn that this optimism is dependent on the Government making Ireland more competitive as a location for investment by delivering on reforms […]
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 […]
The Irish Tax Institute welcomes the changes to some key business tax measures announced by the Minster for Finance, Michael McGrath in today’s Budget. Speaking today, Tom Reynolds, President of the Irish Tax Institute, said: “The Minister’s decision to increase the R&D tax credit from 25% to 30% will benefit both our domestic and multinational businesses. Small enterprises undertaking R&D will also derive significant benefit from the doubling of the […]