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Baker Tilly Ireland set to double in size
In a recent interview with the Irish Independent chief executive Rakesh Shaunak confirmed, Baker Tilly Ireland is planning to double in size, with potential new offices in cities such as Limerick and Galway, increasing to 200 staff.
Rakesh Shaunak May 22, 2026
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Travel & Tourism
How Gen Z and Millenials are changing the future of travel
Post‑pandemic travel habits are rapidly evolving, with Gen Z and millennial travellers driving a shift from short‑term trends to a more established, long‑term segment shaping the future of the global travel industry.
David Hall, MHA & Baker Tilly May 15, 2026
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Tax
Exchequer performance Q1 2026: Solid revenues, tighter balance
The Government saw bumper tax receipts in the first four months of the year of €28bn, the latest Revenue figures show.
Brendan Murphy May 12, 2026
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Technology
Could Dublin become Europe’s AI capital?
Could Dublin really become Europe’s AI capital? It is certainly well-placed to shoulder the mantle due to its strong technology ecosystem, the presence of many global companies, and its concentration of technology talent. However, whether it can dominate Europe’s AI landscape depends on some advantages it already has, and some challenges that might limit its growth.
May 8, 2026
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Tax
Ireland Tax Refresher - Issue 8
In the ever-evolving world of taxation, staying informed and prepared is paramount. We are pleased to present Tax Refresher, our bi-monthly newsletter designed specifically for large corporate and international businesses, to keep you updated on the latest developments and challenges in the tax landscape.
Brendan Murphy May 5, 2026
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Sustainability & ESG
Global Sustainability & ESG jurisdictional snapshot
Global sustainability regulation continues to mature toward more decision‑useful, comparable and enforceable disclosures, with increasing emphasis on data quality, governance and assurance. Regulatory developments have reinforced a clear direction of travel: fewer entities in scope, but higher expectations for those captured, particularly across the EU. Our global snapshot to access a clear, practical overview of ESG regulatory requirements across key jurisdictions.
Tomasz Piasecki ESG Director, Baker Tilly/MHA Brendan Kean Apr 23, 2026
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Sustainability & ESG
Earth Day: Back to basics is basically a good idea
Earth Day is about galvanizing action and awareness rather than regulatory burden. It offers a chance to go back to basics. This article highlights practical steps businesses can take today to reduce environmental impact, strengthen resilience and reflect positively on sustainability progress already achieved.
David Hall, ESG Advisory Director, MHA Apr 22, 2026
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Audit and Assurance
Why audit outcomes are shaped before the audit starts
Many audit overruns are not driven by technical complexity or regulatory change. They arise because audits begin before the underlying building blocks are in place. Preparing for audit is not about reducing scrutiny or cutting corners. It is about creating the conditions for an efficient, high-quality engagement.
Andrew J. Moyser, Partner & Head of Audit, MHA Apr 17, 2026
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Construction and Infrastructure
Ireland’s rail and infrastructure drive faces mounting cost and cashflow pressures
Ireland’s infrastructure push faces rising costs, cashflow pressures and tax complexities, with contractors navigating higher risks, supply chain strain and compliance demands. Strong opportunities remain, but financial planning is now critical to project delivery.
Aidan Scollard Apr 9, 2026
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Tax
Consumer spending and Corporate activity expected to come under focus ahead of Exchequer returns
Ireland’s Exchequer started 2026 positively, with March returns offering early insight into annual trends. VAT may dip due to cost‑of‑living pressures, while excise is set to rise on higher fuel prices. June remains the key month as preliminary corporation tax and Pillar Two payments emerge.
Brendan Murphy Kevin Donovan Apr 7, 2026
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Tax
Ireland Tax Refresher - Issue 7
In the ever-evolving world of taxation, staying informed and prepared is paramount. We are pleased to present Tax Refresher, our bi-monthly newsletter designed specifically for large corporate and international businesses, to keep you updated on the latest developments and challenges in the tax landscape.
Brendan Murphy Apr 7, 2026
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