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Now Hiring: Qualified Chartered Accountant
22nd February 2019
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Our rapidly growing practice is providing an exciting opportunity for a newly qualified chartered accountant to join our vibrant team! Click here to see the full job spec....
Day Care for Sale
29th October 2018
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Purchase Opportunity – Profitable Child Day-Care Business, Armagh Area – Ref CF1066 Sean Cavanagh & Co presents an excellent business opportunity to purchase a client of our firm currently trading in the Child Day-Care sector. The structure of any potential deal is negotiable and can include the trading premises. Maison Real Estate is the acting […]...
Budget 2019
10th October 2018
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On Wednesday 9th October Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe delivered his budget for 2019. Much of the attention focused on Housing and Brexit, however the main points in relation to tax are as follows: Income Tax The 4.75% rate of Universal Social Charge (USC) will fall by 0.25% to 4.5% (on incomes between €19,874 and […]...
Credit Union
24th September 2018
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Credit Union Directors – are you managing risk? Credit Unions continue to play a vital role in local communities as they have done so successfully for generations. Their importance has particularly been highlighted during the banking sector post-recession reforms. However, faced with changing technology and a more litigious world, risk management must be given top […]...
‘No Deal’ Brexit Consequences
13th September 2018
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The deadline for a deal to be made before the UK leaves the EU is 29 March 2019. It is looking more likely that this date will come and no deal will have been agreed upon. The Government have published some guidance on the effect this outcome may have for businesses. We have summarised potential […]...
The Omnibus bill: A legal fix to anticipated problems
Source: Local Business
Published on 2019-02-23
Most mortgages go to first-time buyers, Halifax research shows
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-23
Ministers spend £100m on Brexit consultant contracts
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Netflix: Is streaming killing the cinema industry?
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Car industry: What’s behind recent closures?
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Unlimited holiday: A perk that comes with pitfalls
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
US and China extend trade talks
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Trans Mountain pipeline gets energy regulator support
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Kraft Heinz shares fall as appetites wane
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Nike app for self-tying shoe comes undone
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Royal Mail ‘sorry’ for rising stamp price above cap
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Sterling set to end 3-week losing streak on Brexit hope
Source: Local Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Gin-credible! Double win for Kerry gin at global awards
Source: Local Business
Published on 2019-02-22
Honda: Delegation to lobby firm’s Japan HQ against closure
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
SFO drops probes into Rolls-Royce and GSK
Source: Business
Published on 2019-02-22
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