ACCA survey shows firms unprepared for impact of tariffs 72% of Irish businesses had not taken steps to mitigate the potential impact of trade tariffs from the US, new research from professional accountancy body ACCA has found. Business • 16 Apr
ACCA survey shows firms unprepared for impact of tariffs 72% of Irish businesses had not taken steps to mitigate the potential impact of trade tariffs from the US, new research from professional accountancy body ACCA has found. Business • 16 Apr
Just 20% of firms prepared for climate-related disasters Only 20% of businesses and organisations are prepared for climate-related disasters, new research reveals as the COP29 climate summit takes place. Business • 13 Nov 24
Just 20% of firms prepared for climate-related disasters Only 20% of businesses and organisations are prepared for climate-related disasters, new research reveals as the COP29 climate summit takes place. Business • 13 Nov 24
Confidence grows amongst small businesses - ACCA 86% of small businesses in the financial sector performed as well as or better than forecast between January and March, new research shows. Business • 21 May 24
Confidence grows amongst small businesses - ACCA 86% of small businesses in the financial sector performed as well as or better than forecast between January and March, new research shows. Business • 21 May 24
Over 70% of accountants to seek pay rise in 2024 Over 70% of financial professionals in Ireland will seek a pay rise this year, new research shows. Business • 09 Feb 24
Over 70% of accountants to seek pay rise in 2024 Over 70% of financial professionals in Ireland will seek a pay rise this year, new research shows. Business • 09 Feb 24
Irish man appointed global president of ACCA Retired finance lecturer Ronnie Patton, from Northern Ireland, has been elected president of the global professional accountancy body, the ACCA. Business • 10 Nov 23
Irish man appointed global president of ACCA Retired finance lecturer Ronnie Patton, from Northern Ireland, has been elected president of the global professional accountancy body, the ACCA. Business • 10 Nov 23
More action needed to tackle financial crime Over half of businesses feel current regulations do not go far enough to protect them from the threat of financial crime, new research shows. Business • 10 Jul 23
More action needed to tackle financial crime Over half of businesses feel current regulations do not go far enough to protect them from the threat of financial crime, new research shows. Business • 10 Jul 23
Nearly half of employees seeking a pay rise Nearly half of employees have recently or are currently seeking a pay rise from their employers, new research shows. Business • 20 Apr 23
Nearly half of employees seeking a pay rise Nearly half of employees have recently or are currently seeking a pay rise from their employers, new research shows. Business • 20 Apr 23
ACCA survey shows positive signs for Irish economy The latest global survey from the ACCA reveals positive signs for Irish economic performance this year when compared to other major economies around the world. Business • 13 Feb 23
ACCA survey shows positive signs for Irish economy The latest global survey from the ACCA reveals positive signs for Irish economic performance this year when compared to other major economies around the world. Business • 13 Feb 23
Revenue gives firms more time to submit TBESS claims Revenue has extended the deadline for businesses to submit claims under the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS) for September. Business • 30 Jan 23
Revenue gives firms more time to submit TBESS claims Revenue has extended the deadline for businesses to submit claims under the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS) for September. Business • 30 Jan 23
28% rise in number of SMEs enquiring about liquidation There was a 28% rise in the number of SMEs enquiring about liquidation options in the last three months of 2022, according to a new survey by professional accountancy body ACCA. Business • 16 Jan 23
28% rise in number of SMEs enquiring about liquidation There was a 28% rise in the number of SMEs enquiring about liquidation options in the last three months of 2022, according to a new survey by professional accountancy body ACCA. Business • 16 Jan 23
Most SMEs have positive outlook for 2023 84% of businesses are either as confident or more confident about the year ahead than they were 12 months ago, according to a new survey by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Business • 14 Dec 22
Most SMEs have positive outlook for 2023 84% of businesses are either as confident or more confident about the year ahead than they were 12 months ago, according to a new survey by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Business • 14 Dec 22
15% of SMEs considering job cuts due to rising costs 15% of small and medium sized businesses in Ireland are considering laying off some staff when the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS) comes to an end - due to rising costs and falling profitability. Business • 20 Apr 22
15% of SMEs considering job cuts due to rising costs 15% of small and medium sized businesses in Ireland are considering laying off some staff when the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS) comes to an end - due to rising costs and falling profitability. Business • 20 Apr 22
First Irish woman President of ACCA appointed Dublin woman Orla Collins has been appointed President of the professional accounting body, ACCA. Business • 19 Nov 21
First Irish woman President of ACCA appointed Dublin woman Orla Collins has been appointed President of the professional accounting body, ACCA. Business • 19 Nov 21
ACCA calls for remote working fund for SMEs The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is calling on the Government to introduce a remote working fund for SMEs in Budget 2022, to support small businesses in adopting a remote working model for employees. Business • 08 Oct 21
ACCA calls for remote working fund for SMEs The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is calling on the Government to introduce a remote working fund for SMEs in Budget 2022, to support small businesses in adopting a remote working model for employees. Business • 08 Oct 21
Report finds accountancy profession 'broadly inclusive' 61% of accountancy and finance professionals from across the world say they work in an environment free from harassment and discrimination, according to a new report by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Business • 27 Jan 21
Report finds accountancy profession 'broadly inclusive' 61% of accountancy and finance professionals from across the world say they work in an environment free from harassment and discrimination, according to a new report by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Business • 27 Jan 21
Orla Collins appointed Deputy President of ACCA An Irishwoman has been appointed as Deputy President of the ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) for the first time in its 116-year history. Business • 26 Nov 20
Orla Collins appointed Deputy President of ACCA An Irishwoman has been appointed as Deputy President of the ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) for the first time in its 116-year history. Business • 26 Nov 20
Irish business confidence improves by 8% in Q3 - ACCA Irish business confidence has improved by 8% in Q3 of 2020, its highest level since the middle of 2019, according to a new global survey by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Business • 15 Oct 20
Irish business confidence improves by 8% in Q3 - ACCA Irish business confidence has improved by 8% in Q3 of 2020, its highest level since the middle of 2019, according to a new global survey by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Business • 15 Oct 20
Firms want extension to wage subsidy scheme - ACCA Irish firms want the Government's wage subsidy scheme extended for a longer period than is currently planned to give them more time to stabilise their businesses in the face of Covid-19. Business • 07 Apr 20
Firms want extension to wage subsidy scheme - ACCA Irish firms want the Government's wage subsidy scheme extended for a longer period than is currently planned to give them more time to stabilise their businesses in the face of Covid-19. Business • 07 Apr 20
