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On 28 January 2019 it was announced that the new State lender for small and medium sized developers known as Home Building Finance Ireland (“HBFI”) has opened for business with an initial €750 million which is expected to fund the delivery of up to 7,500 new homes over the next five years. The scheme aims [...]
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Compliance with data protection regulation has far reaching and profound consequences; from questions of evidential admissibility arising in recent criminal and civil trials to the controversy in respect of the retention of Primary school children’s data; from Edward Snowdon to Cloud computing. In today’s data driven world every organisation, company and individual involved in [...]
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The Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan TD, published the Finance Bill 2014 on the 23rd of October 2014 (“the Bill”). The Bill gives effect to the measures announced in Budget 2015. The Bill includes measures which will benefit the farming community such as: The Bill provides for exemption from Capital Gains Tax on any chargeable [...]
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AHEAD OF BUDGET 2015, the Minister for Finance was undoubtedly advised by some commentators that the best tactic was to make as little change as possible and he appears to have adopted that strategy. Minister Noonan stated that his main objective was to reduce unemployment, and some of the measures that he proposed seem [...]
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19 Apr '13
There is often a lot of uncertainty about the steps to be taken once your company has been incorporated in the Companies Registration Office (‘CRO’). In Ireland to be compliant with the Companies Acts 1963-2009, the following matters must be addressed once a company has been incorporated: 1. The company must have its own Headed [...]
