Blog7th Oct 2026
Ireland’s 2027 Budget, Simon Harris’s first as Minister for Finance, has been delivered. Pitched as a budget that balances the challenges of global volatility with securing Ireland’s future and rewarding hard work, the announcements demonstrated a clear focus on home-grown…
By Nuala Kenny
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The Dublin Leadership Summit Returns for 2026! After the resounding success of previous years, we’re excited to announce the much-anticipated return of the Dublin Leadership Summit, proudly hosted by AAB and The Dublin Network. This year, we’ve secured an esteemed…
Date: 1st Oct 2026
Time: 10.30am - 2.00pm
Where: Leopardstown Racecourse, Carmanhall And Leopardstown, Foxrock, Co. Dublin, 18, Ireland
Blog29th Sep 2026
Entering the Irish market, in particular as a gateway to Europe, has long been an attractive path for multinationals. For businesses forming a company in Ireland, the new Irish entity must function both as a business operating under Irish law…
By Kate Mullahy
View moreBlog29th Sep 2026
October could be an important month for Mid Ulster businesses. Within three weeks, two governments will set out their plans for taxation and public spending. Budget 2027 in Dublin is scheduled for 6 October, followed by the UK Government’s Autumn…
View moreBlog28th Sep 2026
Budget 2027 will be announced on Tuesday, 6th October 2026. Early signals point to a more restrained package than last year, €8.5 billion, compared to €9.4 billion in 2026, with an overarching focus on protecting reserves for the long term.…
By Nuala Kenny
View moreBlog14th Sep 2026
For construction companies, property developers and businesses who operate associate-type models, working with subcontractors often means dealing with Relevant Contracts Tax (RCT). And, when you’re managing multiple subcontractors, sites and payments, there are plenty of opportunities for something to be…
By John Conway
View moreBlog3rd Aug 2026
The EU AI Act came into force on the 2nd August 2026. AI has moved quickly from experimentation into day-to-day business activity. In many industries, it now provides the data behind key decisions, supports how customers are managed and conducts…
By Graham Dyer
View moreBlog21st Jul 2026
The EU Pay Transparency Directive is set to reshape how Irish employers recruit, reward and report on pay. The question is not whether your business will need to adapt. It is whether you will be ready. First adopted in 2023,…
By Emmet Owens
View moreBlog14th Jul 2026
With the Charities SORP 2026 finally upon us, organisations across the country are still getting to grips with what the changes mean in practice. For many, the same questions keep coming up; what’s changed? How does it affect us? And what…
View moreBlog5th Jun 2026
AI in accounting is moving fast. Not “robots are coming for your job” fast. More “why did we ever spend a Friday afternoon typing invoice numbers into Xero?” fast. For business owners, this is the real opportunity: more automation, better…
By Graham Dyer
View moreBlog2nd Jun 2026
VAT reporting is moving towards a more digital and automated model across the EU, with changes being introduced under the VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative. Rather than relying on periodic VAT returns, the focus is shifting towards how…
By Rachel Barry
View moreBlog1st Jun 2026
For many charities, financial reporting has followed a familiar pattern for years. The introduction of the Charity SORP 2026 doesn’t completely change the current process, but it does put more pressure on how well it holds together. In this article,…
By Brian Dunne
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