Delighted to welcome Chartered Accountants Ireland to the Consulate yesterday for a networking event to mark the contribution of Irish #charteredaccountants to the NY business community. Great to hear about their plans to deepen engagement among their 700 members in the US. Brian Keegan

Busy few days in #SanFrancisco on our visit with Chartered Accountants Ireland President Paul Henry to catch up with many of our 700-strong US-based members on both coasts. Congratulations to Consulate General of Ireland, San Francisco on opening of the new Consulate, nice to join you in welcoming mmcgrathtd last evening

With Chartered Accountants Ireland President Paul Henry, we’ve been engaging with members & partners in #WashingtonDC this week. Good to meet Northern Ireland Assembly Finance Minister Conor Murphy and Economy Minister Gordon Lyons MLA at the NI Bureau #StPatricksDay breakfast

Institute President Paul Henry, Pamela McCreedy and Brian Keegan were delighted to join Chartered Accountants Ireland members, partners & friends of the island of #Ireland at the IrelandFundsAmerica Gala last night in #WashingtonDC, including Congressman Rep. Richie Neal

How do you fund services without raising taxes? You can raise wages, writes Brian Keegan. businesspost.ie/tax/brian-keeg…

Thanks to Basic Income Ireland Colette Bennett Micheál Collins and Brian Keegan for their insights.

As a country, we consistently ask the wrong questions about our industrial and investment policy, writes Brian Keegan. businesspost.ie/tax/brian-keeg…

Last evening, Chartered Accountants Ireland London Society continued its “In conversation” series, with BP Chief Executive Bernard Looney who shared insights into leadership & management culture with 100 guests. Pictured are Chair Triona Dowd, Bernard & Chartered Accountants Ireland President Pat O'Neill

Director of Public Policy Brian Keegan said: “No matter how flawed or imperfect the current customs and VAT arrangements are, at least there is some clarity regarding the treatment of goods travelling East/West and North/South"

The tax system has still not caught up with the changed culture of work following the pandemic with some existing measures too inflexible to be relevant to how people now work, Chartered Accountants Ireland has warned buff.ly/3uo9BFV

With more than 100 individual policy proposals, the #NextFinancialYear position paper is an open letter from Chartered Accountants Ireland to the governments on the island of Ireland, on how to make life easier for business. Brian Keegan gives a 2-minute overview of the document.

My column in the Business Post today- businesspost.ie/analysis-opini… via Business Post

Non-financial information is becoming increasingly important to stakeholders, says Chartered Accountants Ireland buff.ly/3Pa5kNQ

Brian Keegan: The three mistakes the government avoided in Budget 2023 businesspost.ie/analysis-opini… via Business Post

#Budget23 gives much needed #SME support, but is a missed opportunity to tackle capacity constraints on supply side, for example #housing #healthcare #skills shortages and #education. Brian Keegan - “There has been more emphasis today on demand rather than ability to supply...

The negativity directed at numerous high-profile politicians in recent months calls into question their role in governing professional conduct, but who should guard the guards themselves? asks Dr Brian Keegan at Chartered Accountants Ireland. Read here: fal.cn/3sFHR #regulation

My piece today in the Business Post: Tax and support policy must also urgently accommodate property sector businesspost.ie/analysis-opini… via Business Post

Really important for Irish Business to avail of TBESS where eligible - make sure you get the application right.

Brian Keegan: Tax breaks for developers are the elephant in the room - my column in the Business Post today. businesspost.ie/analysis-opini… via Business Post

Irish Government finances are in surplus and Ireland’s debt-to-GDP ratio has stabilised, so why are there calls for higher taxes? asks Dr Brian Keegan, Director of Advocacy and Voice at Chartered Accountants Ireland. Read here: fal.cn/3uj4F #Tax #GDP #Debt #IrishTax