Tagged: Tax & News
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New Household Charge website sparks privacy debate News
05.01.2012 A blogger has caused a major kerfuffle by pointing to privacy issues on the new Household Charge website. Environment Minister Phil Hogan has had to row in and reassure citizens... -
Govt to scour databases to make sure household tax is paid News
15.12.2011 The databases of the Revenue Commissioners, the ESB and organisations like the Private Residential Tenancies Board will be scoured to ensure that homeowners across Ireland pay... -
Billfaster raises €330k to scale up online accounting globally News
07.12.2011 Enterprise Ireland is one of the investors that has contributed to the Billfaster funding round to help the start-up scale up its global business portfolio. Billfaster also says... -
Budget 2012 - Budget impact on R&D Tax Credit Scheme for Irish firms News
07.12.2011 Finance Minister Michael Noonan, TD, yesterday revealed changes to the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit Scheme as part of the 2012 Budget. The changes to the scheme... -
PwC releases app to track Budget tax changes News
06.12.2011 PwC Ireland has launched its own Budget app to inform people in Ireland of the changes that this year’s Budget will bring. -
AF asks Government to extend film tax break, stop online piracy News
17.11.2011 The Audiovisual Federation (AF) has called on the Government to extend the film tax break until 2020 and to implement measures to protect the industry from online piracy. -
PwC to fill 250 roles in 2012 graduate recruitment programme News
26.09.2011 PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Ireland is taking on 250 graduates, primarily in its Spencer Dock office in Dublin, but also in Cork, Limerick, Galway, Kilkenny, Waterford and... -
Deloitte seeking to fill 215 graduate roles over next year News
05.09.2011 Deloitte has announced today that it is seeking 215 graduates to fill positions in its Irish business over the next year. -
Skills bandwidth is key, warns IIA as it proposes tax changes News
14.07.2011 A pioneering programme that would require creating tax credits, repatriation grants and PRSI waivers has been put forward by the Irish Internet Association, aimed at ensuring...Categories: Tax, Software & Web Development, Jobs, Investments, Internet, Government, Digital Media, Digital Marketing, Digital Business, Digital 21 -
Govt to devise education strategy to win tech jobs News
20.06.2011 Jobs Minister Richard Bruton and Education Minister Ruairi Quinn are planning an "ambitious" response to the jobs needs of the ICT sector, Bruton said at the end of a tour of...Categories: Upskilling, Training, Tax, Software & Web Development, Networking & Telecoms, Jobs, Investments, Internet, Education, Economy, Digital 21 -
Call for Ireland to deploy dedicated R&D regime News
11.05.2011 It is imperative that a dedicated SME regime along the lines of the UK system be introduced without delay to deliver on the potential of the sector, KPMG said in response to... -
Will the ‘Jobs Budget’ get people back to work? News
10.05.2011 While the new Irish Government’s Jobs Budget is aimed at getting people back to work across a broad front, what’s in it for Ireland’s innovation sectors?Categories: R&D, Private Irish Business, Jobs, Investments, Infrastructure Management, Government, Financial, Digital 21 -
R&D tax credit regime too onerous for SMEs News
27.04.2011 Although 40pc of SMEs in Ireland are engaged in innovation of some description, smaller companies are most likely to be engaged in process innovation rather than product... -
Is Google using Bermuda as a tax haven? News
22.04.2011 A report suggests that Google has collected profits generated and, using Ireland and the Netherlands, transferred them to an account in Bermuda to avoid taxes potentially up to... -
Govt urged to move fast to revamp R&D tax credits News
08.04.2011 Changes to legislation to improve R&D support for SMEs need to happen faster if firms are going to get the benefit, Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton TD has been warned. -
IBEC launches Jobs Manifesto for Election 2011 News
07.02.2011 IBEC today launched its Jobs Manifesto for Election 2011, which outlined an array of reforms that are required to restore domestic and international confidence and economic...Tags: IBEC, Ireland, Government, Business , Election 2011, Tax, Jobs, Economic Growth, Economy, EU, IMF -
No changes to R&D tax credit could damage competitive edge - Leyton News
08.12.2010 Leyton Ireland has said that yesterday’s Budget’s failure to enhance the R&D tax relief offering “may cause companies to question this country’s seriousness about repositioning... -
A Budget fit for start-ups? BES to be revamped News
07.12.2010 The Business Expansion Scheme is to be revamped and renamed the Employment and Investment Incentive and the limit that can be raised by companies to be increased from €2m to... -
Corporation tax to stay at 12.5pc News
07.12.2010 Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said that corporation tax of 12.5pc – crucial to inward investment in Ireland – is to be maintained at the same level. -
Ireland’s 12.5pc corporation tax ‘not up for negotiation’ News
18.11.2010 As IMF and EU personnel sit down to talk with Irish Government officials today, Ireland’s Minister for Enterprise and Innovation said the 12.5pc corporate tax rate, which is...