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Budget 2025
Budget Budget 2025
Announced on 1 October 2024, Budget 2025 balances support for households and businesses, while tackling costs, skills gaps, and boosting infrastructure.
01 Oct 2024
Interview with An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
Fireside Chat Interview with An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
Our Partner Martin Shanahan recently sat down for a fireside chat with An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to discuss a number of topics ranging from the Governments plans for the upcoming Budget, Ireland’s relationship with Foreign Direct Investment, how the Government hopes to support Entrepreneurs going forward, and the growth of the Economy.
Martin Shanahan
Martin Shanahan
| 10 Oct 2023
Article Company Vehicle BIK rules from 1 January 2025
Jillian O'Sullivan
Jillian O'Sullivan
| 3 min read | 15 Oct 2024
Article As Trump’s tariff front moves in, Ireland braces for impact
Andrew Webb
Andrew Webb
| 4 min read | 08 Apr 2025
Consulting Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA): Regulation Summary
Shane O'Neill
Shane O'Neill
| 4 min read | 06 Aug 2024
Article Navigating Ireland's R&D tax credit: A comprehensive guide
Peter Vale
Peter Vale
| 14 min read | 04 Nov 2024
Digital transformation: The first step to AI-optimised fund administration
Article Digital transformation: The first step to AI-optimised fund administration
Streamline fund administration with digital transformation and AI, improving efficiency, data management and investor services.
Shona O'Hea
Karl Rohloff
| 12 min read | 08 May 2025
Bankruptcy vs personal insolvency arrangements: understanding your options
Article Bankruptcy vs personal insolvency arrangements: understanding your options
Compare PIAs, DSAs and bankruptcy in Ireland to choose the right debt solution and protect your home where possible.
Ken Gannon
Ken Gannon
| 4 min read | 02 May 2025
FRS 102 Periodic Review series: Small companies
Article FRS 102 Periodic Review series: Small companies
Explore key changes to small company disclosures under FRS 102 Section 1A, including UK GAAP updates on leases, tax, going concern and related parties.
Louise Kelly
Louise Kelly
| 5 min read | 30 Apr 2025
Sugar tax in Ireland: SSDT compliance guide for businesses
Article Sugar tax in Ireland: SSDT compliance guide for businesses
Understand Ireland’s sugar tax rules, rates and reliefs to ensure your business remains compliant with SSDT registration and reporting requirements.
Janette Maxwell
Janette Maxwell
| 3 min read | 30 Apr 2025
Completing your PIA or DSA and rebuilding your credit
Article Completing your PIA or DSA and rebuilding your credit
Learn what happens when you complete a PIA or DSA in Ireland, including key steps, legal discharge, and how it affects your credit record.
Ken Gannon
Ken Gannon
| 4 min read | 22 Apr 2025
EU Direct Tax Newsletter
International Tax EU Direct Tax Newsletter
Read our fourth review of the EU Direct Tax Initiatives: helping you keep up to date with what is in the pipeline and how it may impact your business.
Sasha Kerins
Sasha Kerins
| 15 Apr 2025
VAT recovery for holding companies: Taxpayer loss
Article VAT recovery for holding companies: Taxpayer loss
Irish Court of Appeal overturns VAT recovery ruling for holding companies, denying Covidien €45.9m. Case remitted to TAC, raising uncertainty for taxpayers.
Emma Broderick
Janette Maxwell
| 5 min read | 03 Apr 2025
EU Artificial Intelligence Act: What businesses need to know
Article EU Artificial Intelligence Act: What businesses need to know
Ensure EU AI Act compliance with expert support. Learn about data readiness, scoping, gap assessments, remediation, and tailored AI compliance solutions.
Kevin Coleman
Shane O'Neill
Cillian Byrne
| 2 min read | 01 Apr 2025
Supervisory Review & Evaluation Process (SREP) Support for Investment Firms
Article Supervisory Review & Evaluation Process (SREP) Support for Investment Firms
Ensure a successful SREP outcome with expert guidance. Learn how Grant Thornton supports investment firms to navigate regulatory reviews efficiently.
Kevin Coleman
Dwayne Price
Cillian Byrne
AnneMarie Curtin
| 3 min read | 01 Apr 2025
Revenue debt and personal insolvency: A path to financial stability
Article Revenue debt and personal insolvency: A path to financial stability
Struggling with Revenue debt? Learn how personal insolvency arrangements can help reduce tax arrears, stop enforcement actions, and restore financial stability.
Ken Gannon
Ken Gannon
| 5 min read | 25 Mar 2025
EBA’s new AML technical standards: What you need to know
Article EBA’s new AML technical standards: What you need to know
EBA’s new AML standards redefine compliance for financial institutions. Learn key changes in risk assessment, due diligence & enforcement—act now to stay ahead.
Frankie Cronin
Jennifer Flannery
David Henderson
Shane Quinn
| 7 min read | 24 Mar 2025
FRS 102 Periodic Review series: Other changes
Article FRS 102 Periodic Review series: Other changes
On 27 March 2024, the Financial Reporting Council issued amendments to FRS 100 – 105 (known as GAAP, or Generally Accepted Accounting Practice), a suite of accounting standards applicable in the UK and Ireland. These are used by an estimated 3.4 million businesses in preparing their financial statements.
Louise Kelly
Jason Crawford
| 7 min read | 24 Mar 2025
Bridging the gender pay gap: From compliance to competitive advantage
Article Bridging the gender pay gap: From compliance to competitive advantage
Turn Gender Pay Gap reporting into a strategic advantage. Ensure compliance, enhance your employer brand, and drive lasting pay equity with expert support.
Áine Logan
Áine Logan
| 3 min read | 10 Mar 2025
Cut hospital costs and enhance patient care with predictive analytics
Article Cut hospital costs and enhance patient care with predictive analytics
Discover how predictive analytics can cut hospital costs, optimise resources, and improve patient care with AI-driven insights for smarter healthcare management.
Sharon Scanlan
Sharon Scanlan
| 4 min read | 03 Mar 2025
Omnibus I explained: Comparing existing legislation and proposed amendments
Article Omnibus I explained: Comparing existing legislation and proposed amendments
Understand the key differences between existing legislation and proposed amendments in the Omnibus update. Stay informed on regulatory changes, CSRD reporting scope, assurance requirements, and EU Taxonomy updates.
Janice Daly
Louise Kelly
Catherine Duggan
Joané Dickinson
| 6 min read | 28 Feb 2025
The Omnibus Package and CSRD: What is your destination now?
Article The Omnibus Package and CSRD: What is your destination now?
The EU’s Omnibus Package proposes major changes to CSRD, reducing scope by 85% and delaying Wave 2. Discover what this means for your sustainability journey.
Janice Daly
Louise Kelly
Catherine Duggan
Joané Dickinson
| 5 min read | 28 Feb 2025
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