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Consumer Construction

What Does a Labour Government Mean for Ireland?

As Britain transitions to a new Labour government, Irish businesses will closely monitor the potential impacts.

Vivian Nathan Sep 2, 2024

Company Compliance

Irish Beef and Forestry Sectors Face Major Challenges Under New EU Deforestation Regulations

Vivian Nathan, Chief Operating Officer, comments on new EU Deforestation Regulations and the impact they will have on businesses, especially those in the beef and forestry sector.

Vivian Nathan Aug 28, 2024

Ireland's Research and Development Regime

Brendan Murphy, Tax Partner, considers Irish R&D developments.

Brendan Murphy Aug 14, 2024

Irish Charities – Key Legislative Changes Introduced in The Charities (Amendment) Act 2024

Commenting on these legislative updates, Tomás O’Leary, Audit Director at Baker Tilly Ireland, outlines his reaction.

Tomás O’Leary Aug 12, 2024

Tax Considerations for Doing Business in Ireland

When considering doing business in Ireland, it's important to remember the many commercial advantages Ireland has to offer, even if the tax benefits are a major focus.

Brendan Murphy Aug 5, 2024

Corporate Finance

2024 MHA Global Transaction Report

A review of global transactional activity and a forecast into what this year may look like from Baker Tilly International merger and acquisition specialists.

The Global Imperative: Balancing Local and Global Perspectives

Glocalisation is tailoring global products and services to meet local needs, typically regulatory or cultural.

Tomás O’Leary Jul 18, 2024

News Advisory Business in Ireland & the UK

25% increase in company size thresholds

In order to address rising levels of inflation across the EU, along with the increasing regulatory and administrative burden on companies, The EU has implemented the European Union (Adjustments of Size Criteria for Certain Companies and Groups) Regulations 2024, requiring all member states to increase the thresholds for company sizes by circa 25%. On 19th June 2024 these regulations were signed into Irish Law and take effect from 1st July 2024.

Brendan Kean Jul 11, 2024

Potential Change in Government in the UK: An Irish Perspective

The potential shift in government in the UK from Conservative to Labour is being met with a palpable sense of optimism among the Irish public, particularly in post-Brexit and EU relations.

Corporation Tax

Should the UK emulate the Irish tax model?

We've taken a look at the benefits of the Irish tax model, and how the next UK government could potentially adopt a lower CT rate.

Roberts Nathan Merges with UK-Based MHA, to Form Baker Tilly Ireland

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