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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Bring the ACCA programme of priorities to the attention of the Minister and particularly the regulatory burden caused by the requirement for Irish businesses to undertake sustainability reporting.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Drawing attention to the ACCA programme of priorities and specifically the needs in respect of Irelands transition to a sustainability economy.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] To draw attention to the ACCA programme of priorities and specifically issues arising in the area of sustainability and the use public private partnerships
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] To draw attention to the ACCA Program of Priorities and our research in the health area including the use of public private partnerships.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Drawing attention to impact of AI on the accounting profession, need for EU support to upskill and for education and training in the context of Ireland’s Presidency of the EU Council 2026.
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[Economic Development and Industry] Encouragement and an offer of support in the bid from Ireland to host the (EU) Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA).
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ACCA Ireland
[Environment] To inform of the ACCA priorities for the next European Parliamentary term which are: an equitable transition to sustainable business and society; promoting the use of AI in an ethical, responsible manner; and supporting the development of the profession for the future
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ACCA Ireland
[Environment] To inform of the ACCA priorities for the next European Parliamentary term which are: an equitable transition to sustainable business and society; promoting the use of AI in an ethical, responsible manner; and supporting the development of the profession for the future
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ACCA Ireland
[Environment] To inform of the ACCA priorities for the next European Parliamentary term which are: an equitable transition to sustainable business and society; promoting the use of AI in an ethical, responsible manner; and supporting the development of the profession for the future
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ACCA Ireland
[Environment] To inform of the ACCA priorities for the next European Parliamentary term which are: an equitable transition to sustainable business and society; promoting the use of AI in an ethical, responsible manner; and supporting the development of the profession for the future
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ACCA Ireland
[Finance] Supporting the Irish bid to host AMLA (European Anti-Money Laundering Authority)
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Clarifying the skills shortage, particularly in financial services, that the out of date second level accounting syllabus is contributing to.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Letters to Government noting the importance of Springboard funding to address a skills shortage in the accounting and finance area and requesting the continuation of that funding.
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ACCA Ireland
[Finance] Clarifying the ACCA position regarding the Business Energy Subsidy Scheme (EBSS)
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ACCA Ireland
[Taxation] Establishment of Commission on Taxation and Welfare
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ACCA Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] The important role of management in achieving ethical implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the SME sector.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] There is a significant disconnect between the current Leaving Certificate Accounting syllabus and the skills needed in the workplace and this creates a number of challenges including ultimately that Ireland will not have sufficient “bench-strength" to fill the accounting employment opportunities across the Irish economy. This creates negative consequences for employment creation, attracting foreign direct investment and supporting the wider Irish economy.
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ACCA Ireland
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Bringing to the Ministers attention the ACCA research titled Rethinking Public Financial Management an international study looking at how governments around the world manage public resources, including collecting revenue and controlling expenditure, and the impact such resources have on the economy and society.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] Targeted sectoral funding to maintain appropriate levels of training, upskilling and access to accountancy qualifications for people in communities throughout Ireland to support business recovery and growth.
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ACCA Ireland
[Taxation] Request for extension of some Covid 19 alleviating measure to businesses filing their tax returns late due to Covid 19 related illness.
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[Economic Development and Industry] The administration of LEO business continuity planning grants to micro business
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ACCA Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] Submission to the SME Task Force to inform them of the importance of the small and medium accounting practice (SMP) in helping SMEs access recovery funding, manage Brexit and contribute to a green and digital transition. ACCA called for support for the crucial role of SMPs in the wider economy. ACCA also identified some of the international research we have undertaken on the role of SMPs in SME growth, development and success globally with Ireland benchmark
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ACCA Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] ACCA represents the views of 800 Irish ACCA SMPs (small and medium sized practices) and the c62,000 SME clients that they serve throughout Ireland. ACCA is committed to, and passionate about, using its global and local expertise to support businesses and employment throughout Ireland. Involvement in the SME and State Bodies Group is an opportunity to deliver that support.
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ACCA Ireland
[Finance] The adoption of IPSAS (International Public Sector Accounting Standards) by Government
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ACCA Ireland
[Taxation] Section 63 of the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) Act 2010 as it relates to persons offering taxation services but who are not members of a recognised professional body and are not regulated as designated persons by the Dept. of Justice.
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] The need to modernise the Leaving Certificate Accounting syllabus, to create pathways to accounting careers through the secondary education system.
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ACCA Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] Beneficial Ownership Register
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ACCA Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] SME and entrepreneurship policy review
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ACCA Ireland
[Taxation] Delays in registering a business for VAT
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ACCA Ireland
[Education and Training] The role of accountants within the public sector in the context of innovation and the development of new skills sets within the context of Project 2040
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