Description
Speakers:
Pat O'Brien, Ernst & Young
Noel Cunningham, Mazars
This online seminar includes audio recordings, slides and video. On purchasing, your access details and the accompanying seminar documentation will be emailed to you.
Note:
This seminar was recorded live on Tuesday 16 March 2010. The are four instances in which the sound quality drops for approximately 2 to 5 minutes in each instance. Because of this we have reduced the cost of the online seminar from €45 to €22.50. If you have already purchased this seminar please contact the Professional Development Team on 01 6631700 and we will arrange for your account to be credited with the excess paid.
CPD hours: 2
Cost of online seminar: €22.50
What will be covered?
| International Update - Personal Tax |
International Update - Corporate Tax |
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- Remittance update
- International assignments
- Budget 2010 announcements – Irish domicile levy
- Treaty update
- Case law update
- Workforce structuring issues
- Forthcoming changes to the EU Social
Security Regulations
- Commission on Taxation proposals: residence
and the remittance basis
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- R&D tax credits
- Taxation of intellectual property
- Taxation of inbound and outbound dividends
- Holding company regime
- Treaty update
- Case law update
- Mergers & acquisitions update
- Finance Bill 2010 update |
Order online or for more information contact Professional Development at training@taxireland.ie or on 01 6631700
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Technical Requirements:
Please click here to read the WebEx user guidelines.
You will need to download the WebEx Player to view the online seminar. You will be automatically prompted to do this when you access the online seminar.
Please note that to view this Online Seminar you will need to have flash installed on your computer. You can download this here.
Note:
This seminar was recorded live on Tuesday 16 March 2010.
As the presentation was recorded live the audio quality might vary in some instances.
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While every effort is made to ensure that the information outlined in these online sessions is accurate, the Irish Taxation Institute and presenters can accept no responsibility for loss or distress occasioned to any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of the material published herein. Any views or opinions expressed are not necessarily subscribed to by the Institute. Professional advice should always be sought before acting on any topic covered in these online sessions. |