June 2009

Volume: 41 Issue: 3

• Chartered Accountants Voluntary Advice - New Service Launched by Leinster Society
• Chartered Tax Consultant - The Real Life Tax Qualification for Chartered Accountants
• Communicating in Tough Times
• Cross-Border Assets - The Tax Implications
• Developing Leaders - Now is the time to invest in your talent
• Disclosure of Loans to Directors - Director of Corporate Enforcement says 'Refresh Your Knowledge'
• Elevation Programme - A New Way to Become a Chartered Accountant
• Facing a Complaint? ICAI Members Get Advisory Service
• Finance Bill 2009 - An Overview of Significant Measures
• Fraud Spotting - Warning Signs to Watch For
• Goodbye SAS 70, Hello ISAE 3402?
• Hotel Industry - Weathering the Economic Storm
• IFRS for Private Entitites - The Future of Irish GAAP?
• Income Tax Made Easier? IASB's Deferred Tax Exposure Draft
• Managing Employment in a Recession
• New Presidential year opens with changes to the Brand and introduction of Elevation Programme
• Non-Resident Trustee Settlements - The New Disclosure Requirements
• Northern Ireland Tax Notes
• Preparing for Dawn Raids, The Key Weapon in the Regulator's Arsenal
• Public Sector Corporate Governance
• Republic of Ireland Tax Deadlines June / July 2009
• Residential Property Stamp Duty Reliefs
• Restoring Confidence in the Banks - A Role for Accountants?
• Revenue Audits - Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide
• Revenue Recognition - Convergence between IFRS and US GAAP
• Sydney for Business
• Tom Fitzpatrick talks about his forthcoming year in office
• Training to become a Chartered Accountant - An Overview of Entry Routes for School Leavers and Graduates
• When Forecasting Outgrows Spreadsheets