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9 December 2010 Budget 2011 – Irish Taxation Institute Irish Independent, The Irish Times, Irish Examiner & Irish Daily Star Photographic coverage from Irish Taxation Institute Budget Breakfast Briefing.
8 December 2010 RTE 1 TV – Four Live & The Daily Show – both available on RTE Player Úna Maguire Director Professional Services joined a panel to answer all Budget 2011 related tax queries from viewers.
RTE Radio 1 Morning Ireland Andrew Cullen, from the Irish Taxation Institute Budget Breakfast Briefing in Dublin.
Newstalk Breakfast Mark Redmond and Eddie Hobbs discuss the budget. (Mark joins the programme in part 4 after 8 minutes).
7 December 2010 RTE1 TV Six One News Mark Redmond discusses the tax changes in Budget 2011.
6 December 2010 Mark Redmond, Chief Executive, Irish Taxation Institute: on expected tax changes in budget 2011 Ministers face pay cuts of up to €20,000 in budget
2 December 2010 November Exchequer Returns Mark Redmond, on Morning Ireland on RTE Radio 1. Mark discusses the importance of the November Exchequer Returns to the planning of the Budget and how the figures for tax receipts are on target so far.
Morning Business News - December 2 RTE (Thu, 2 Dec 2010)
Exchequer boosted by corporation receipts Irish Times (Fri, 3 Dec 2010)
1 December 2010 Irish Taxation Institute Presentation to Oireachtas Committee on the Tax Burden on Small Businesses Cora O’Brien, Director of Technical Services, Irish Taxation Institute: Call for tax blunders to be revealed to assist taxpayers Irish Times
Cora O’Brien, Director of Technical Services, Irish Taxation Institute: Institute calls for simpler tax code Irish Independent
Andrew Cullen, President, Irish Taxation Institute: Group calls for changes in tax laws to aid businesses The Irish Examiner
30 November 2010 Irish Taxation Institute Presentation to Oireachtas Committee on the Tax Burden on Small Businesses Today Newstalk Breakfast Bulletin Mark Redmond, discusses the presentation to be made to an Oireachtas Committee today on the cost of tax compliance to small businesses. He says red tape shouldn’t be too much of a burden for SMEs as they will play a major part in our economic recovery. It’s about striking the right balance between regulation and economic progress.
“We’re going to share with the committee some research we have done which does show that while good work has been done in terms of the burden on small business, small business thinks that further improvements can be made, particularly in relation to maybe streamlining the various tax obligations they’re required to comply with”.
Tax Bands and Credits Laura McTiernan, Tax Consultant, Irish Taxation Institute: Families to be hit hardest by tax hikes revealed in four-year plan – Charlie Weston Irish Independent (Tue, 30 Nov 2010)
28 November 2010 Corporation Tax Mark Redmond, Chief Executive of the Irish Taxation Institute No change envisaged to 12.5% rate over 10 years of deal Irish Times, EU-IMF Deal Supplement
25 November 2010 Reactions to the Four-Year National Recovery Plan 2010-2014 RTE1 TV News Special with Bryan Dobson Mark Redmond, comments on the tax changes of the four-year plan.
RTE1 TV Six One News Mark Redmond, discusses the tax implications of the four-year plan.
Newstalk Breakfast Speaking on Ivan Yates’ programme this morning Mark Redmond promoted the role of AITI Registered Tax Consultants in running an efficient Irish tax system and in the promotion of tax compliance. He also said that the commitment to the 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate was a key element of the recovery strategy.
Irish Taxation Institute President: Plan 'brings tax system in line with OECD average' The Irish Examiner (Wed, 24 Nov 2010) Andrew Cullen, President of the Irish Taxation Institute, comments on the structural reform of the Irish taxation system in the Four-Year National Recovery Plan.
Irish Taxation Institute President comments in the Irish Times: Tax changes may cause workers to end contributions Irish Times, Special Supplement (Thu, 25 Nov 2010) Andrew Cullen, President of the Irish Taxation Institute, comments on the tax changes in the Four-Year National Recovery Plan and their effects on pension contributions.
23 November 2010 Budget 2011/Four Year Plan Newstalk Breakfast Mark Redmond discusses the tax proposals included in the IMF positioning document and how they could be implemented.
21 November 2010 Budget 2011/Corporation Tax Raising corporate tax rate would hurt revenue, say experts – Mark Redmond,Sunday Tribune
11 November 2010 Budget 2011 RTE1 Drivetime Mark Redmond discusses how little is to be gained in terms of tax income by targeting pensioners, how we have reached a “tipping point” in terms of the marginal rate of income tax and how the “pensions timebomb” we face could mean higher costs for the government in the long-term.
7 November 2010 Budget 2011 RTE1 The Week in Politics Mark Redmond outlines the implications of the tax decisions which may be taken in Budget 2011 and stresses the importance of protecting Ireland’s tax competitiveness on the global stage.
Today FM The Sunday Business Show Mark Redmond discusses some of the key issues facing business in the run up to the Budget. With Avina McNally, Acting Director of the Small Firms Association, and David Potter, Director of Sales with Savills the Estate Agents.
6 November 2010 RTE 1 TV Six One News & Nine O’Clock News Mark Redmond discusses the tax changes in Budget 2011 with Economics Editor Seán Whelan. (Mark joins the programme after 12 minutes)
Institute CEO Mark Redmond Discusses Tax Challenges and Options for Government in Budget 2011 on RTE 1 and Newstalk
Mark Redmond, Irish Taxation Institute CEO, on RTE1 The Week in Politics
Mark Redmond, Irish Taxation Institute CEO, on Today FM The Sunday Business Show
Irish Taxation Institute Pre Budget Submission in the media:
Interview with Mark Redmond, CEO of Irish Taxation Institute, about the pre-budget submission The Last Word, Today FM
Interview with Mark Redmond - 1st October 2010
Tax body calls for corporate tax rate commitment
New measures proposed to stimulate job creation
Irish Tax Institute wants focus on job creation
Big Tax Debate in the media:
Tax proposes loans shake up for firms
'No belief ' 3% deficit target will be met
GDP of 3pc will not be reached – Whelan
Alison O'Connor: No matter how bad it gets, we can't afford to tune out
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