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Newsletter - Issue 2 - 2008.
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  • Hibernian buys into Vivas
    Hibernian Insurance has recently announced its purchase of a further 28% stake in health insurance provider Vivas, bringing their overall
    control to about 70% with Allied Irish Banks holding the remainder.
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  • Mobile calls take to the skies
    The telecoms regulator, Com-Reg is set to allow the use of mobile phones on commercial airlines flying to and from Ireland.
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  • Davy Predicts Weak Economic Growth Until 2010
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  • Changes planned for the Deposit Protection Scheme
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  • Tax Relief on Foreign Medical Expenses
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  • VAT on a Cash Receipt Basis - Recent Changes
    Accounting for VAT on a cash receipts basis involves the practice of paying VAT to Revenue on sales at the date payment of the
    relevant invoice is recieved instead of at the date the invoice is raised.
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  • Revenue Penalties for Deceased Taxpayers
    Revenue recently provided clarity on the application of penalties where a taxpayer is deceased.
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  • VAT changes for Sub-Contractors
    The Finance Bill 2008 contains a change with
    regard to how VAT is charged on invoices from a subcontractor to a principal contractor.
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  • RCT Update (Relevant Contract Tax)
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  • PAY AND FILE SUMMARY
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  • Employment Rights Bill Published
    The Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment has published the Employment Rights Compliance Bill which substantially revises the law in relation to the enforcement of employment rights.
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  • A Gentle Reminder to Residential Landlords
    Subject to limited exceptions, all landlords must register details of Irish residential tenancies with the Private Residential Tenancies Board (PRTB) within one month of their commencement.
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  • The William Hill Case
    The extent of a bookmaker’s duty of care to its customers was recently addressed in England in the much publicised William Hill
    case.
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  • Franchising
    The franchise sector is now well established and is an important contributor to the Irish economy both in terms of the employment it creates and the wealth it generates.
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  • Money Laundering Bill, 2008
    This new piece of legislation has been introduced in order to transpose the EU’s Third Money Laundering Directive into Irish
    law.
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  • Changes to Relief on Medical Expenses / Should Hill Walkers Pay Fees to Landowners?
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  • Commercial Leases
    Today commercial leases take the form of ‘FRI’ leases, that is ‘full, repairing and insuring’ leases usually for a term of twenty years at open market rent subject to upward only review every five years.
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  • Bullying in the workplace
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  • BOSI SME Expansion Fund
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  • The Internet in the Office
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Here you will find highlights from Budget 2008. For your ease of use this has been broken down in to sections for you or you can download our budget newsletter here.
 
 

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Please Click on the links below to download our 2008 newsletters
  • Issue 1
    Featuring: $US & Dollar Investments
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  • Issue 2
    Featuring: Franchising & New VAT on Property Rules
    HTML | PDF
Please Click on the links below to download our 2007 newsletters
 
  • Issue 2
    Featuring: A Green Light for Foreign Workers, Franchising
  • Issue 3
    Featuring: Irelands Competitive Position is Safe, Interest Rates
  • Issue 4
    Featuring: Your Mortgage, Global Investments
 

 
 
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