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Our Public Sector service focuses on providing consulting services to local, national, regional and global Public Sector organisation entities. We work with our clients to implement practical, workable and innovative solutions that make a difference in solving the pertinent challenges that are being faced every day across a range of areas in society, including across local government, state agencies and semi-state bodies and government departments.

Over the last few years the ECB have published a series of guidance and best practice publications in the Climate and Environmental (C&E) risk area. These publications and best industry practices indicate that while banks have made progress in incorporating climate-related risk, there is a high level of inconsistency in certain practices and also areas for improvement.

Working with you to support your organisation in achieving your business intelligence requirements and enabling structured data-driven decision making.

The team at Grant Thornton have hands-on clinical experience and a strong understanding of the complex risks, issues and operations within the healthcare sector. This unique blend of clinical and business consulting expertise allows us to deliver unparalleled support to healthcare organisations.

Is your business slow to close the gap between your aspirations and opportunities, and what you can quickly accomplish? Are you struggling to meet customer and business expectations in today’s technology driven world? Our Rapid Application Development & Hosting service lets you choose which capabilities you require for your stage of your digital transformation.

Our Finance Transformation consultants work with finance executives who want to add value, save time and save money. We work with organisations to ensure that their finance functions are more efficient than competitors and are working as one team to deliver timelier insights to decision-makers, which ultimately drives strategy and growth.

Firms operating in the technology, media and telecommunication (TMT) sector face the challenging task of delivering value through continuous adaptation and innovation, whilst also ensuring competitive differentiation and improved customer experiences. Our step-by-step approach to business consulting accounts for your specific needs, circumstances and strategic goals. Our clients can attest to the value that we bring, delivering actionable recommendations and measurable benefits.

How Grant Thornton can help you to estimate scope emissions for companies that do not report these metrics and incorporate these into banks’ Climate & Risk Quantification framework.

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has agreed a fast-track filing deadline of 1 December 2022 for Irish authorised UCITS and AIFs filing pre-contractual disclosure templates under A8 and A9 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation (SFDR) which must be published by 1 January 2023.

Grant Thornton understands that the implementation of IAF will be a significant transformation project for all regulated firms in Ireland. Drawing on a wealth of experience garnered from the implementation of the equivalent frameworks in the UK, Australia and Singapore, we can ensure your organisation is set up for success throughout the various stages of compliance.

The Financial Accounting and Advisory Services (FAAS) department is a specialist team who primarily service complex large scale and multinational companies, focusing on a centralised approach to delivery.

At Grant Thornton, we’re not your run of the mill Audit, Tax and Advisory firm. Why? Because we always go beyond the norm, challenge convention and deliver creative solutions. We’re also always looking for changemakers.

A foreign employment tax obligation can arise from as little as an employee spending one day working in a foreign country. Such obligations should be considered from a very early stage given the high personal tax rates that apply across Europe and associated penalties for companies who fail to register for and operate payroll withholding taxes.

In recent years Ireland has become an epicentre for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) for a number of reasons including connected world class research, pro-enterprise policy and an attractive tax regime.

SARP was first introduced in 2012 to encourage the relocation/assignment of key employees to Ireland. Where certain conditions are satisfied, 30% of taxable employment income over €75,000 will be disregarded for income tax purposes. Income which is disregarded for income tax purposes is not exempt from the Universal Social Charge (USC) or PRSI.

How Grant Thornton can help you understand the challenges surrounding the implementation and validation of machine learning techniques in IRB models.