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Get Ireland Working Roadshow

Get Ireland Working Roadshow in Association with Visit the Get Ireland Working Roadshow at a location near you. You will meet a team of recruitment professional dedicated to helping you with interview skills, CV preparation and valuable advice. Speakers include Ben Dunne, Mairead Fleming & Gaving Duffy  When? Tuesday 27t Sept 2011 Where ? Strand Hotel, Co. [...]

By |September 26th, 2011|News|Comments Off on Get Ireland Working Roadshow

Comptroller and Auditor General says Overall public borrowing has increased to €148bn at the end of 2010

Overall public borrowing has increased to €148bn at the end of 2010, according to the latest report of the Comptroller and Auditor General. However, State spending fell by almost 10% to €53.8bn. The national debt at the end of 2010 was almost €95bn. Total debt increased to €148bn, partly due to €30.9bn in promissory notes [...]

By |September 19th, 2011|News|Comments Off on Comptroller and Auditor General says Overall public borrowing has increased to €148bn at the end of 2010

Ireland to Lead Recovery From Sovereign-Debt Turmoil

  Ireland’s aggressive efforts to cut spending will make it the first European nation to recover from the sovereign-debt crisis, according to the billionaire investor Wilbur Ross.   “Ireland will be the first of the euro countries to recover because they really bit the bullet,” Ross, chairman of WL Ross & Co., said in a radio [...]

By |August 31st, 2011|News|Comments Off on Ireland to Lead Recovery From Sovereign-Debt Turmoil

Voluntary Strike Off Change in Laws

Voluntary Strike Off not available where Issued Share Capital exceeds €150 for the three previous years. The Companies Registration Office issued a notice stating that from 1 May 2011 companies with more than €150 of issued share capital will not be able to avail of voluntary strike off. Such companies will instead need to be [...]

By |August 29th, 2011|News|0 Comments

12.5% Corporation Tax Rate Provided Significant Boost to Tax and Jobs – ESRI

The reduction in the Irish corporate tax rate to 12.5% significantly increased exports, output, employment and tax revenue from the business and financial services sector, according to recent ESRI research. The ESRI looked at the macro-economic impact of reducing the corporate tax rate from 40% (in 1994) to 12.5%. A summary of their findings is [...]

By |August 26th, 2011|News|0 Comments