Chartered Accountants Ireland
Gillian will play the numbers game as skills shortage bites
Attracting and retaining talent will be the top priority for new Chartered Accountants Ulster chair
Dual market access ‘presents unique economic opportunity’
Chartered Accountants Ulster Society says reduced corporation tax rate plus renewed FDI interest could kick start local economy
Childcare issues - labour shortages and supporting the female workforce
FOLLOWING the record highs in job vacancies seen across Northern Ireland in the immediate post-pandemic period, reports now indicate that the jobs market is gradually ‘normalising’ with job listings decreasing for the first time in two years.
The crackdown on greenwashing
THE market for green products is expanding quickly as more businesses try to capitalise on the public's increased awareness of environmental issues.
Potential for lower corporation tax in Northern Ireland 'should not be forgotten'
THE lack of a Stormont Executive is compounding the pressures of increased tax bills and continued high inflation on businesses, according to Chartered Accountants Ireland.
Voice of business should be heard in Protocol debate
NORTHERN Ireland’s economy is at a crucial inflection point. As businesses face into a difficult year of rising inflation and increased costs of doing business, what’s needed now more than ever is certainty around trading arrangements.
Zara Duffy: Corporation tax presents an opportunity for Northern Ireland once again
IT’S hard to remember a more turbulent time for business than the past couple of years.
Energy crisis highlights the need for greener policies
THE immediate concern from the current energy crisis has understandably been around the cost of living, and for business owners, the cost of doing business.