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Trading With The United Kingdom Post Brexit
April 10, 2019 admWith Brexit still looming and uncertainty surrounding a leaving date for the United Kingdoms departure from the European Union, businesses who have not yet arranged how they will import, export or move goods via the UK have time on their side- for the moment at least. Once the United Kingdom finalise their departure from the…
Revenue to review customers with lower annual turnovers on a more regular basis
April 2, 2019 admThe introduction of a new system to Revenue called Debt Management Services (DMS) will give Revenue the opportunity to review smaller companies with low annual turnovers on a more regular basis. In the past, many of these companies were considered too small and therefore too costly to review on a regular basis. However, the introduction…
Setting Up Your Business in Ireland – Getting Started
March 27, 2019 admOver one third of UK businesses, are expected to set up their businesses outside of the UK as a result of Brexit. Many have already started the process to ensure they have access to the single market and the benefit of the EMU. Ireland has been chosen as the top choice for most businesses with…
Ireland South East: Economy at a Glance
March 11, 2019 admIreland South East Development Office has published a comprehensive report on the regions economy, covering a wide range of important factors including, employment, investment and economic growth. Working with the chief executives of the five councils in the region as well as leaders of major regional industries they endeavour to highlight and promote careers, inward…
Major Reform of Trade Mark Law
January 28, 2019 admMinister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD, has introduced an overhaul of Irish trade mark law that will lead to lower costs and increased legal certainty for business. This is the first major reform of trademark law in Ireland in over 20 years. The Statutory Instruments transposing the Directive came into effect on…