Ireland Accounting News

Developments in the employment law have made it difficult to accurately gauge ones legal rights. Two recent cases and rulings in particular have highlighted further the need to note and at times seek expert advice and opinion.

Three quarters (74 per cent) of the professional workforce in Ireland would consider leaving in the next three years if the economic situation does not improve.

In recent years Ireland has become a very attractive place for international companies to locate a holding company.

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Web startup POcontrol.com targets London after sales rise by 85%

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Chairman of Granite Consulting and former MD of Beamish & Crawford, Alf Smiddy, will speak at the Chartered Accountants Cork Conference “From Adversity to Success” on the 9th September at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island, Cork.

Celerity, an Irish provider of business document automation, has re-branded itself to Celtrino. The re-brand is part of the company’s plans to take advantage of the growing customer demand for smarter electronic business processes.

The Quintas Group, one of Ireland’s leading independent Accountancy, Taxation and Financial Services Groups, has today 29th April, announced the appointment of Alf Smiddy as Chairman of the Group.

A member of the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) board will address local SME’s at a business and networking event in Kilmallock on Monday, 19 April next.

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For new businesses in Ireland, funding can be the single most important issue, especially for those with a high capital requirement at the outset. However there are options

POcontrol.com is now offering to lock in pricing for the next three years for enterprise clients.

If you want to make money on the internet or you want to turn your existing business into a commercial, profitable, enterprise that works without you, then it may be worth attending the seminars launched here today.

The impact of the downturn on the Irish economy has resulted in a significant rise in the number of small business operators seeking professional support and advice.

Yendo announces the launch of a new ‘cloud based’ business accounting solution.

Small business owners are paying too much for unnecessary software because they don’t have the knowledge or resources to identify their real needs. A new service from software-for-small-business.com could change that.

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SLASSCOM Sri Lanka’s first foray across the seas to visit the ancient people of Ireland and to build on the already strong roots of business and collaboration between the two countries.

EEA citizens can now set up a company in Ireland without paying the Non-Resident Directors Bond. This makes Ireland even more attractive for overseas investors and entrepreneurs alike.

Ireland and Sri Lanka Join Forces: Competing for global business requires a positive strategy of global partnering, blending cost/performance, expertise and World Class sales and service to continue to win international business.

Setting up a company in Europe? Look no further than the Emerald Isle! The Irish Goverment have recently announced an initiative for start-up's, which offers 0% Corporate Tax for the first 3 years of trading! The normal rate is only 12.5%

Low risk assets could offer the best prospects of attractive returns in 2009 as the world’s leading industrialised nations face recession,according to Gary Dugan,the author of Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management’s Year Ahead 2009

The reputation of Irish Accountancy students on the international accountancy scene increased today with the announcement that 18 ACCA students at Dublin Business School had been placed in the top 20 worldwide.

- Weaker economy to increase number of “Cowboy Directors”. - Over 100,000 companies struck off the companies register since 1995 - New company formations are down 20% on the same period as last year -

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