Our goal of a knowledge society is reflected in the incredibly competitive education participation rates and in the advancement of quality knowledge and innovation.
The education sector in Ireland needs to develop a sustainable financial model which will be capable of adapting quickly and accordingly to challenges. Current and future challenges include increased students, improving the quality of teaching, learning and research outputs and supporting the development of industry and the community. Mazars is one of the few Irish firms who have extensive experience in the growth and development of the Irish higher educational system and have contributed to improved access, enhanced quality and value for money to both public and private institutions in Ireland.
Our dedicated team of highly skilled education specialists have been supporting Irish and international institutions for in excess of 20 years. Our team includes former leaders of higher education institutions/bodies together with chartered accountants, internal and external auditors, University tax and VAT specialists, business consultants, governance and risk consultants and specialist University system advisors.
It is this education practice that can offer subject matter experts, with a unique range of experience to support our clients most effectively.
In drawing from our experts and wide experience we can support the education sector in the following areas:
Since the beginning of the year, several articles and speeches from the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) have singled out the Payments Institutions (PI) and Electronic Money Institutions (EMI) sector as being of increased risk, with concerns that an operational or financial failure could cause a significantly impact the European Economic Area (EEA) financial system.
Mazars is delighted to have supported Aerospace Software Developments (ASD) on its sale to Descartes Systems Group.
On April 5, 2024, Finance Minister Michael McGrath launched a Feedback Statement (FS) on the proposed implementation of a Participation Exemption for foreign dividends within the Irish tax system. The FS invites feedback from interested parties on a “Strawman Proposal” developed for the implementation of the Participation Exemption.
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Insight and innovation to guide you through an ever-evolving tax landscape
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