Description
Be fully informed of the many income tax changes and legal considerations for you, your clients and your firm and prepare yourself for Pay & File 2011
“There have been so many changes in income tax lately, including the USC – sessions like this assist me in managing my clients’ tax affairs in an efficient manner”
Niall Dempsey, Warren & Partners
Speakers: Ken O'Brien, PwC, Thalia O’Toole, KPMG and Alan Haugh & Barry Walsh, A&L Goodbody
CPD: 3 hours
Price: €90
This online seminar will be available from 28 March 2011
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Navigating the New Income Tax Landscape
• The USC – its impact and how it operates
• PRSI – what’s left and how it interacts with USC
• The new income tax base and preliminary tax 2011
• Planning for the 2011 tax return season and ROS
• What to ask your clients and when |
Thalia O’Toole, KPMG
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Taxing Remuneration
• Pension-linked remuneration
• Share awards/options post Finance Act 2011
• BIKs and tax – getting it right
• Income tax and workforce resizing |
Ken O'Brien, PwC |
Legal Matters
• Topical employment law update
• Legal aspects of workforce resizing
• Other legal considerations for Registered Tax Consultants to be aware of
• Compensation and other employment related payments |
Barry Walsh and Alan Haugh, A&L Goodbody
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Speaker Profiles
Alan Haugh is a senior member of the employment law group at A&L Goodbody. He was previously Head of Employment Law at IBEC and legal advisor to NERA. Alan advises on all aspects of employment, equality and industrial relations law and has wide experience representing employers before each of the employment dispute resolution fora.
Ken O'Brien is a Director in PwC’s Human Resource Services team, specialising in Employment and Expatriate Taxation and Social Security. Prior to joining PwC he worked with the Revenue Commissioners as a Revenue Auditor. Specialising in consulting and planning in the areas of PAYE, PRSI, Expatriate Taxation and International Social Security, Ken leads a team with deep experience of advising leading Irish and multinational clients in all industry sectors, both public and private. Ken has previously presented for the Irish Taxation Institute and is a regular media contributor in his area of expertise.
Thalia O’Toole is an Associate Director with the KPMG tax practice specialising in income tax and social security issues for mobile workforces, share remuneration and Irish PAYE. She has lectured and chaired the KPMG Global International Executive Services EMEA training programme. She has over 10 years’ experience working in personal tax and is an Associate of the Irish Taxation Institute.
Barry Walsh is a Partner in A&L Goodbody’s Employment Law Group. He advises a wide range of corporate and institutional clients, partnerships and foreign law firms on all aspects of Irish employment law from recruitment to retirement including contentious, advisory and transactional work. Barry also advises on employment law and industrial relations issues arising from mergers and acquisitions, outsourcing and redundancy situations.
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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. |