Date 12 October 2016
Time 7.30am registration and breakfast
8.00am seminar begins
9.30am seminar ends
Location Radisson Hotel, Ennis Road, Limerick
The new government’s first budget is likely to be published on 11 October 2016. With uncertainty over the impact of Brexit, it’s unclear which taxpayers, if any, will benefit from the Budget provisions. The Apple verdict will increase the focus on any FDI related measures, with keen interest too in expected measures concerning the taxation of property related debt, in particular where held within SPVs.
Join us the following morning when our newly appointed Tax Director, Billy McMahon will address the effects the budget will have on you and your business, while our guest speaker Stephen Kinsella, Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Limerick will present an overview of the impact on the wider economy.
Stephen is a consultant to the Bank of England, Acting Chair of the Higher Education Authority, and a research fellow at UCD’s Geary Institute. Stephen is a weekly columnist for the Sunday Business Post and, in addition to 4 books, about 30 journal articles and winning around 2 million euros in research funding, he has also written policy pieces for publications like the Harvard Business Review, Foreign Affairs and VoxEU.
Grant Thornton is again linking up with Newstalk to provide live commentary and assessment as Minister Noonan speaks from the Dail and further analysis again the following morning on Vincent Wall’s Business Breakfast from 6.30am.
Join us for live commentary on Budget 2017 on the 11 October at #GrantThorntonIE.
Please RSVP to Diane Cronin at diane.cronin@ie.gt.com or (0)61 312 744