Debt Warehousing Scheme – Get ready for 1 May 2024
On 5 February 2024, the Minister for Finance announced that the interest rate applying to tax debt in the Debt Warehousing Scheme, which was introduced in May 2020, is reduced to 0%. Revenue subsequently confirmed that it would adopt a flexible approach to payment of the debt, having regard to the circumstances of a business. To avail of the 0% interest rate, businesses need to engage Revenue by 1 May […]
Consider a Professional Tax Qualification for Summer 2024
The Institute’s Summer 2024 online professional tax qualification programmes – Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and Tax Technician – are open for registration. Tax affects all of us and the technical knowledge a professional tax qualification provides is highly sought after. You will acquire technical tax knowledge through a comprehensive library of recorded lectures, self-study materials, live online sessions delivered by expert lecturers and tax advisers, and a student discussion forum. […]
Networking – Develop a Power-Skill with Jean Evans, NetworkMe
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 […]
Annual Dinner 2024
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 […]
New global tax rules will not hinder foreign investment in Ireland
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 […]
Fantasy Budget 2024 – Winners Presentation
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 […]